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contenentiskey, Thank you very much for your help! The problem has been resolved.

Yep, you’re right. That form is NOT suppose to be on the contact us page(s). It’s only suppose to be on the “find a dealer” page. This is the crux of my problem – why the heck is it on the contact us page(s) and how in the world can I get it off there?

By the way, the weird download button looks like this:
https://www.floeintl.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/download-button-snafu.jpg
It’s on the left in the menu. It only shows up when the cursor is in the “live area” where you add text, images, etc. It disappears when you move the cursor out of this area. I can’t help but think that this is related to my problem. I’ve never seen if before until now.

? I’m using form plugin “Contact Form 7”
? I’m not using a special page template.
?I can’t remove content from the live page, which would render it useless – so I created a copy of the page: https://www.floeintl.com/contact-us-2
??I have many plugins installed: Advanced Custom Fields, All in One Buttons, BackUpWordPress, CMS Tree Page View, Contact Form 7, Contact Form DB, Disable Comments, Duplicate Post, Google Analytics Dashboard for WP, Google XML Sitemeaps, Image Widget, LayerSlider WP, Page Links To, prettyPhoto Media, Really Simple CAPTCHA, Redirection, Slideshow, TinyMCE Advanced, WordPress Page Widgets, WordPress SEO, WYSIWYG Widgets

The widget.php that needs to be changed is found by going through your ftp via this route:
wp-content>plugins>image-widget>views>widget.php
and through the admin side via this route:
plugins>editor>image-widget>image-widget/views/widget.php

I’m trying to do this also. Should I make this change inside image-widget.php or somewhere else? Line 12 of the newest widget does not have this same coding that Skivsamlaren’s link provides.

Clarification – the problem was not with the javascript. The previous developer screwed with the css. Earlier problem has since been fixed. Thank you.

Yep, the problem is with the Javascript. The previous developer tweaked the plugin which screwed everything up when the update was made. Thanks again for your help, Peter.

Thanks for you quick reply, Peter. This site was not made or maintained by myself; I’m just the unfortunate one taking it over. I think your diagnosis is correct: the previous designer/developer modified the plugin, I updated it, thus the screw-up. Problem is, before updating, I improperly backed up the site, so I have no idea what the modifications were. I can’t find any javascript errors, either. I’ll keep digging and will let you know if I come up with anything. Thanks again.

By the way, here’s the site – – the problem (as you’ll see) is on the main landing page: https://www.floeintl.com