I know you can enter…
(email: bastian@getkirby.com text: Send me an email)
…in a textarea, in the panel - and Kirby will automatically created a nice email-link with it.
But is it possible to enter this code straight into your template, using plain .php with the same result?
Like a shortcode (wordpress-style…), let’s say something like this;
<?php echo ("email: bastian@getkirby.com text: Send me an email")->kt(); ?>
Okay, I found it… they are not called shortcodes (coming from a Wordpress platform, I was focussed on that keyword), but… well, it’s just an array of tags - called kirbytag 
<?php echo kirbytag(array("email" => "bastian@getkirby.com", "text" => "Send me an email")); ?>
http://getkirby.com/docs/cheatsheet/helpers/kirbytag
By the way, why is there only a searchfield on the indexpage of the /docs section of this perfect site?
Everytime I am on a subpage, I have to hit or go back to http://getkirby.com/docs in order to search with other terms…
Maybe it’s possible to have the searchbox located in every (docs) page… will find answers faster 
Absolutely! 