Fix regression in media layout with multiple images#103
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lfades merged 2 commits intovercel:mainfrom Aug 3, 2023
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Hi @tywayne 👋 Thank you very much for the PR. I tested it locally and it looks good for 1, 2, and 4 images. The layout for 3 images looks very similar to the one for 2 but it should be more similar to the one for 4. E.g for https://twitter.com/JosngelGarcaBa3/status/1684679511974293506 
4 images looks real nice: 
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@lfades Ahh yep, I missed that. Latest commit should fix it up. |
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The changes introduced in #99 inadvertently broke the media layouts when there is more than one image present (reported in #101).
The changes presented here will keep with the spirit of making the base theme match Twitter as closely as possible, while also supporting a grid of multiple images.