Hi,
I read here: http://getkirby.com/blog/sneak-peek about some html generators. Are that all generators also in the actual Kirby version existent?
I tried to use the echo html::favicon(‘favicon.ico’); but I get only an undefined method. In the actual doc I can’t find it also.
Cheers
Actually there’s only native support for a and img, but you can use any other tag using html::tag() (like, in this case, link).
See the documentation of the Html class and of the html::tag() method.
Keep in mind that this doesn’t make sense for static tags that don’t get generated by code but by you. Simply writing the HTML by hand is much easier. 
Thanks Lukas.
Actually this question comes up as I found this blogarticle after I searched for favicon and Kirby, because I thought it have to exist the same constructor like for css or js files.
Having something automatic for favicons would probably be more complicated than using simple HTML code. 
Just to make sure you know this: There’s url('favicon.ico'), which returns the fully qualified URL to the file given a relative filename (works just like css()/js()).