Slideshow Gallery Height - Not filling frame - Squarespace 7.1

HI there Squarespace World- 

I have been working on a website that has multiple slideshow galleries displayed on each page. I want each gallery to fill the same exact amount of space so that the whole page looks aligned/ even.

I am laying out the gallery blocks on "blank sections" with customer grids in Squarespace 7.1.  I defined the frame for each gallery to be the same, then I added content and selected (TRUE), "Automatically Crop Images".  These are all Slideshow Gallery Blocks. 

For some reason, the images still aren't filling the frame in some of the gallery slideshows. This happens so matter which sequence the images are in. The text block beneath responds properly and stays aligned where I designed it. Just images don't fill the frame! 

Thanks for taking a look for me! Would love your throughts. 

Thanks - this is helpful! Bummer that the image galleries haven't been updated for fluid engine yet, but makes sense. I'll work on cropping the photos. 

9 hours ago, haleysive said:

Bummer that the image galleries haven't been updated for fluid engine yet, but makes sense.

The gallery block in Fluid Engine is only available for Circle members, in my opinion, it's not likely to get an update for FE as it was supposed to be phased out, but it's simply too useful for designers still. 

Does anyone have CSS to make the gallery slideshow images fill the frame?

1 hour ago, gingershermanllc said:

Does anyone have CSS to make the gallery slideshow images fill the frame?

Set it to automatically crop the images.

@Ziggy Thanks for replying, they're already set to auto crop

Okay, I see what you mean. I think this is a limitation with the gallery block on Fluid Engine, it hasn't really been updated since to work correctly with Fluid Engine, hence why it's only available to Circle members, so that's probably the problem.

@Ziggy Okay thank you. So there isn't a way to use CSS to adjust it?

No, I don't think there's a way to fill the fluid engine block dimensions.