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This looks funny here, but in ST3 it looks like the numbers are aligned.
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This is a solution for #23. Now the tweet actions are at least in line with the bottom of the avatar. If the content pushes them past that point they are at the bottom of the content with no extra space. Only tested this on OSX.  Closes #24
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This is a solution for #23.
Now the tweet actions are at least in line with the bottom of the avatar. If the content pushes them past that point they are at the bottom of the content with no extra space.
Only tested this on OSX.