The current CSS positioning of the corner links:
.print-link { position: relative; bottom: 0.5em }
doesn't seem to be a sensible default (whether as text links, icon or combined).
Having the links shifted upwards by 0.5em makes the positioning look unclean. In some themes the icons might also run into other elements.
I suggest removing both attributes, so the links stay positioned right at the top of the parent element. That makes sense from a theoretically approach and also looks better on most themes I tested.

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jcnventura
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Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

If I don't create that margin, the links will appear to be part of the content in some situations (take into account that one of the options is to use text links).

I can increase the margin to '1em', which will place it in it's own line, but that only increases the 'bump into others' problem.

I am open to specific suggestions on how to improve that, but in this case, I still prefer to leave it as it is. If you can find a way in which the text links don't get merged into the content, I will consider it for sure..

João