Interactive forms for WordPress Divi

 The WordPress Divi paid suite does not include interactive forms, and requires additional extensions. There is a free one that provides some basic functions to try: Contact Form 7 Styler for Divi Theme & Divi Builder.

He also has a paid version, but the free version has met the needs of bloggers.

Here is an example. Note that the tags of dip_row and dipe_one are the symbols used by the package to register:

[dipe_row]
[dipe_one]
<label> Name
    [text* your-name] </label>

<label> Email
    [email* your-email] </label>

<label> Title
    [text* your-subject] </label>

<label> Message
    [textarea your-message] </label>
[/dipe_one]
[/dipe_row]

[dipe_row]
[dipe_one]
[submit "Send"]
[/dipe_one]
[/dipe_row]

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