I tried diffrent versions but the best result I can get is turning the two scrips around. Any other solution is having the script two times or not at all. Then the form is only shown after the footer, which I took out. The only problem with that is, that the form ist 100% page filling, which doesn't look nice. But at least it is not two times there.
Hey, @WOnlineSchule👋 When I use the Chrome Page inspector tool, I see your form embed code in two separate divs. The expected location uses a div without an id. In the unexpected location, at the bottom of your page, the form is in a div with an id of id="hbspt-form-a41f029c-acd8-4d51-a8ec-1847da503e6e”.
I'd start there and look at your template to see if the second form div needs to be there or if it was added or duplicated accidentally.
Hey, @Jnix284@assi, do you have anything you can add?
@Jaycee_Lewis happy to take a second look, @WOnlineSchule can you share how you integrated the form? Did you add directly to the page via an embed in a rich text editor or did you add via the site or page head/footer HTML?
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