Responsive scaling of Edge Animate composition in Dreamweaver Fluid Grid Layout

I have created an animation in Edge Animate and have placed it in the header of a Dreamweaver Fluid Grid Layout. I have put it in a div by itself so it can be turned off in the mobile layout. When I test the layout in a browser, the Edge Animate composition scales responsively to the window size, but the height of the div it is in does not. The width of the div changes with the width of the window, but the height of the div remains the same. Because the height of the div doesn't change, as the animation responds and resizes it leaves a large empty space between the bottom of the animation and the content that follows it on the page.
The div itself does not have a rule for it's height associated with it. It seems to me that the div is getting its height from the original size of the html object which is the animation. I tried removing the height rule for the object, but then the div clips the bottom of the animation, and again, it doesn't resize with the window.
Is there a way I can get the div's height to resize with the size of the animation as it changes?

Thanks for your reply. You're right about most people not resizing their viewport during a session, but unfortunately the problem exists whether the screen is being resized or not. Refreshing the screen doesn't solve the problem.
The width of the div adjusts to the width of the screen as expected and the Edge Animate composition inside it does too, but the height of the div doesn't adjust. As the animation gets smaller to fit the width, the height of the div that contains it remains the same, leaving empty space at the bottom of the div. What is needed is for the div to scale to fit the page width proportionally. Instead, only the width is adjusting.
So I guess I need to know if there's either a way to force the div to scale proportionally or a way to tell it to adjust to the animation that it contains.

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