Issue: Images in the Multirow section were cropping on responsive screens, likely due to how the media is positioned within the block. The goal is to make images fit their cells without being cropped.
.multirow__inner .image-with-text__media img { position: static!important; }
These rules reset the media container’s height and the image’s positioning so the full image shows.
Outcome so far: The original poster confirmed the fix stopped the cropping. No further issues reported by them.
New development: Another user applied the same CSS and images no longer crop, but large blank gaps appeared below each row. They provided before/after screenshots illustrating the spacing issue.
Next steps / status: The helper requested the store URL from the second user to investigate the spacing problem further. No resolution yet for the gap issue; the thread remains open.
Notes: The code snippet and the attached screenshots are central to understanding both the fix and the new spacing side effect.
Summarized with AI on December 15.
AI used: gpt-5.
the images are embedded in the background of the cell it seems… so when the screen is resized, the table is responsive but my images are all cropped… is there a way to fit to size in the cell of the table so the image is not cropped out?
Please can you help me. I am having a similar issue and your solution partly works. By applying the suggested code my images no longer crop, by I now have huge blank gaps under each row (see screen shots - before and after base.css amends). How can I reduce these gaps?