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Thanks. Still working with IONOS and may indeed try to get them to restore directories from before.

But, assuming that there is a problem doing that, what is the best/safest way to refresh a WordPress install (in effect overwriting possible infested WordPress files) while preserving configs, plugins, etc?

Correction: It is being applied, but to the wrong element. It is being applied to the <div> before the button. Thus, the frame around the button and not the button itself is receiving the class.

<div class=”wdform-element-section wd-flex daily-dose-button wd-flex-row wd-justify-content-left wd-width-100″>

<button type=”button” class=”button-submit” onclick=”fm_submit_form(‘8’);” data-ajax=”0″><span class=”fm-submit-loading spinner fm-ico-spinner”></span>Get Cynical!</button>

<button type=”button” class=”button-reset wd-hidden” onclick=”fm_reset_form(8);”>Reset</button></div>

Thanks stephfd21. Are the variables passed in GET or POST mode (attached to the URL or invisible to the user)?