fix(card): ensure subtitle stays at bottom by wrapping title/subtitle… #877
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This PR updates the Hextra card layout so that the title and subtitle consistently appear at the bottom of the card, regardless of content height.
I keep the implementation simple by wrapping the existing title and subtitle block inside a container with
margin-top: auto.Before
When cards with different image heights were displayed using the cards shortcode, cards with smaller images had the title and subtitle positioned immediately below the image, leaving an awkward empty gap at the bottom of the card.
After
Cards now automatically align the title and subtitle at the bottom, resulting in a more consistent appearance across the theme.