Show HN: Paperdocs, better documentation for the web

Some nitpicks:

1. It would be nice to have an easy way to link to a specific (sub)section. I see the heading IDs are already there, so maybe just add some small anchor icons like [1]? Also, it might be good to change the anchor in the addressbar when clicking a side menu item.

2. It doesn't work without JS. I know it's common with a lot of websites today, but software docs may be the thing people sometimes need to view in a console browser with 80×24 resolution when the shit hits the fan… EDIT: I see you have a way for server-side render described in your Readme, that's great. :)

3. The print stylesheet could use some tweaking. Eg. these "Author Demo Github" links take up a relatively large space and they are pretty much useless on paper. Same with the menu heading and hamburger icon. [2] The links are even overlapping the content on some pages. [3] I don't know how often people print out documentation, but it might be a pretty common use case.

[1] – https://vgy.me/MvofaK.png – from Github and ReadTheDocs

[2] – https://vgy.me/a27pqw.png

[3] – https://vgy.me/RzRqxA.png

Screenshots taken in Chrome 56 on Linux.

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