Deleting Google map messes up my webpage

  • Jacob Peattie suggested a solution to my earlier post “This page can’t load google maps correctly” (which has disappeared). It involved embedding some google code to share a static Google map on my website instead of the interactive one that won’t load anymore.
    His solution worked perfectly on 2 of my pages, but didn’t on the 3rd page. So I’d appreciate any help on why this didn’t work.

    I got some embed code and pasted it into my web page for “Contact”. It doesn’t show my location on the map, yet it has a hyper-link at the top left that says “view larger map”. When you click the link it opens a new google map window, which is interactive and shows my location.

    So I added this text on my “Contact” page above the map.
    To see Midi Magic Studio location and more detail – click below on “view larger map”

    So this worked perfectly on both my “Contact” pages. Where it didn’t work is on my main Entry page. https://gprecordingstudio.com

    I went into the WordPress admin edit mode, Pages, and chose my Contact page. Where it said Fullwidth map, I clicked on the X to it’s right and it was deleted. I then added the text to the Text Module above. You can see this here:

    https://onedrive.live.com/?id=C256E2DAE26B22A5%21105&cid=C256E2DAE26B22A5

    Contact page – contact.jpg

    My Entry page is more complicated and deleting the Fullwidth map by clicking on the X to it’s right or the X on the purple rectangle to it’s left produced the same result. It put a Fullwidth menu at the top of this page and also distorted the top image.

    I can’t figure out another way to get rid of the map without messing up my Entry page.

    Here’s more images of the edit mode of my Entry page

    Entry page Fullwidth map – map.jpg

    Entry page above the Fullwidth map – upper entry page.JPG

    Any suggestions?

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