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What I dont like in the image is that the buttons of the columns are not aligned
i use feature_row for showing posts on start page. I want
the preview images aligned top
the subtitles of the columns aligned with each other
the excerpt of the columns aligned with each other
the buttons aligned with each other
and it should still be responsive
How can I do that?

This is a CSS issue. You will need to modify the CSS.
The display:grid layout can do what you want. Other layouts could also work. Here is the CSS grid bible. You might like this example

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