Not noticed this until now as it's the first time I have created an
inline link with a character immediately after the link.
For example:
<p>Here is some text <?php echo $html->link('link followed by a
comma', '#'); ?>, then some more text.</p>
The html output for this will be:
<p>Here is some text <a href="/localcause/portal/pages/index/
community">link followed by a comma</a>
, then some more text</p>
Which when displayed on screen adds a space inbetween the link and the
comma.
Is there an easy way to toggle this behaviour or do I need to edit the
helper's output, if so any quick instructions for doing so?
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