You should checkout the doc : http://laravel.com/docs/html#custom-macros

Your code inside the macro should be raw PHP. You can also use HTML/FORM... Facades and laravel helper functions.

CaporalDead.

You mean something like this :

<a href="<?php echo URL::to('/'); ?>"><span>Home</span></a>

or if you mean something else can you give me a example.

Roelof

Oke,

I found this solution :

<?php namespace app\lib\Support\Facades;


class HTML extends \Illuminate\Support\Facades\HTML {

	public static function link_nested($url, $title = null, $attributes = array(), $secure = null, $nested = null) 
	{
		$url = URL::to($url, array(), $secure);

		$title = $title ?: $url;

		if (empty($attributes))	$attributes = null;

		return '<a href="'.$url.'"'.static::attributes($attributes).'>'.$nested.''.static::entities($title).'</a>';
	}
}

change the aliases array's HTML key with this in your app.php

'HTML'            => 'app\lib\Support\Facades\HTML',

add these to your autoload key in your composer.json

"app/lib",
			"app/lib/Support",
			"app/lib/Support/Facades"

and run composer install and update.

You've successfully extended the HTML class.

One question left : How can I use this into my template:

{{ HTML: link nested ( ) }} 

maybe ?

Roelof

You can just put this code into your helpers.php file :

<?php

function link_nested($url, $title = null, $attributes = array(), $secure = null, $nested = null) 
{
    /** your code here **/
}

yes, I know but that is not my question.

If I have that function how I can I use it in a template like layout.blade,html

Roelof

If you use a function in your helpers file you can call the function like this :

@extends...

.. your template ..

{{ link_nested(...) }}