Hi,

Please make a test, move the contact form 7 shortcodes from BM content builder to the WordPress default block editor(a shortcodes block), check if it works.

Regards!
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The post-* shortcode should work with the default editor. If the contact form displays under the content of BM content builder. You can add contact form by the default editor.

And paste the custom CSS code to “Appearance > Customize: Additional CSS”:

.entry {
    display: flex;
    flex-direction: column;
}
.bm-builder {
    order: -1;
}

Regards!
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Hi,
Yes, I understood your question.
The thing is that it cannot get post-title if the contact form is out of WP default editor.
So the contact form has to be placed into WP default editor, it could be placed before or under other content of BM content.
The WP editor content will display before BM content by default.
Add the custom CSS, it will display after BM content:

.entry {
    display: flex;
    flex-direction: column;
}
.bm-builder {
    order: -1;
}

If the form positions are not your design, please leave your page URL, I need to check where do you put the contact form and check if there is other solution.

Regards!
SeaTheme – FAQs – WordPress Customization – Facebook

Hi,
I think it should be caused by this reason on plugin page:

[_post_*] tags work only when the contact form is placed inside post content

Please leave your page URL, I need to know your page layout(where do you put the contact form,and how to be triggered). I will check if there is alternative solution.

Regards!
SeaTheme – FAQs – WordPress Customization – Facebook

Welcome.
I checked your pages. Yes, the form is in a modal and it is out of post contend area. The CF7 cannot get the post-title.

Regards!
SeaTheme – FAQs – WordPress Customization – Facebook