Card view: Purchase order image not popping up on click

I checked the direct form link and it is displaying properly. Here's a screen capture of my test:

What do you mean change? What was the previous look of your form? Also, please provide the website link so we can check it further.

Thank you.

NO, that is the new Way.....

A. Is the way it looked last night (and for weeks during the design process).
B. Is what it suddenly looks like today.

This "cart" is entirely new. If you go to the standard format with all the fields on one page - the "purchase order" widget still has the lightbox.

Hello?

Is there anyone who can help me?

I NIk!

Ok so,  y'all launched the new "jot form cards" today - with the new "cart."
That update changed both the paypal and purchase order formats completely and got rid of the photo expansion of the products. 

I've searched, and it doesn't seem like any of the new "card" widgets have a photo expand lightbox at all and there is no way to inject custom css or javascript in this new format.

Is there a way to bring the old format back as an optional widget or add the photo expansions to the new payment widgets in the "card" format?

The new cart has a super cool summary page, but the image size is soooo very limiting - they are itty bitty. It's impossible to see what you are purchasing.

So, I tried using an iframe to place a purchase order widget (created in a separate form in the old format) into the current form.

The problems with my version of the iframe embed. (see screenshot below)
1. 2 sets of scroll bars (1 set on the current "card" another set from the imported iframe)

I read a post on the forum, that suggested changing the size of the iframe to hide the imported scrollbars (this kind of works - probably just needs tweaking)

3. On mobile, the image expands within the bounds of the "card" so the expanded image is cut-off. In the previous version (before the new "card" release) the lightbox would expand the image in front of the "card." (So the image was not restricted by the size of the card and the whole image was displayed). 

In summary:

1. Is there a way to bring the old format back as an optional widget?

2. If not, is there a way to adjust the iframe either in the "card" version or maybe some css or script on the stand-alone payment form (created in the normal format), that would make the payment widget display correctly when its imported into the new "card" version?

3. If, not is there a way to add the photo expansions to the payment widgets in the new "card" format? (if so, can that happen immediately - :) probably not)

4. If none of these, is there a work-around that I haven't thought of?

Right now, #2 looks like my best option, but I need help from pros like you....

I know y'all are very busy, but could you help me, please? I don't know what I am doing, and this is very urgent......

Best, Marty

Here are my demo forms for testing:
Stand-alone payment form (old format): https://www.jotform.com/80313771728963
Clone of the form above (card format): https://www.jotform.com/80351775928971]

Hi, you suggested -

1. "You may consider adding the images to the form separately before the payment field for display purposes."

I don't understand - I have 5 products. Are you suggesting that I have 5 cards displaying one product on each card? Shoppers will have to click through 5 images before they get to the payment field?

2. Display all questions in one page - this will be montorous - my form has a-billion conditions. I won't be able to use just page breaks I will have to use 30+ panel/section collapse things.

I am in tears right now - and not one of you has bothered to say - "oops, I'm sorry ma'am - we did screw up your form."

Because - jotform did!  Jotform screwed this up - and apparently - we paid two-weeks of work to have you mess it up.

I am not a professional - form builder, coder - whatever.

I am a director of a tiny nonprofit organization that serves 35 counties in texas.

YOU have screwed my world up.

An apology, some sympathy and some real help  - would be great.