The documentation is hidden

[dolezvo1]

I didn't even know there is a real documentation for the functions, until I read a book which specifically mentioned the type-based search, which I attempted to locate, and struggled. The guide page about Type-Based search doesn't even try to explain how to get to the actual type-based search page. Not once does the page mention that you have to click "API" while on the "Learn" page and then select the library API version, you probably don't even care about.

In fact, I would expect to be able to get to the "real documentation" from the main page with one click. Why is it hidden like this, under ill-defined terms like "Learn" and "API"?

[dolezvo1]

Okay, I can see now that there is in fact a button on the main page which does bring you to the API versions page, if you know it's there. I'm just wondering if there is a clearer way to describe it, and maybe to have it point to the latest version by default?

[dolezvo1]

I always clicked the large button "Documentation" before, which brings the user a large selection of options, and the API description says "API documentation for every version of Scala", which is kind of meaningless unless you already know what the site means by API documentation (I would have expected it to have something to do with the compiler API).