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Thanks for testing it thoroughly — if the shortcode is in the post, the campaign is marked Published, and you’ve cleared cache + checked in other browsers, but it’s still not showing…

Then we’ve got a deeper issue, but don’t worry — here’s how we crack it open step-by-step 🔧

🕵️‍♂️ Let’s Isolate the Problem:

✅ 1. Test the Shortcode in a Fresh Draft Page

Let’s see if the problem is with that specific blog post, or with the shortcode/campaign itself.

Try this:

• Go to Pages > Add New
• Title it “Test Optin Form”
• Paste only this:

[optin-monster-inline slug="c0el71wx2czqxwxoim"]

• Publish the page
• View it in a private browser

👉 Does the form show up on this blank test page?

✅ 2. Temporarily Switch to Auto Mode

In your OptinMonster campaign’s Output Settings, try this:

• Change from Manual to Automatic
• Save it
• Reload the blog post page and see if the form shows up automatically

This helps us know if OptinMonster is injecting correctly but the shortcode isn’t working for some reason.

✅ 3. Check for Conflicts

Sometimes a plugin or theme function blocks shortcodes. Here’s what to try:

• Temporarily switch to a default theme (like Twenty Twenty-One)
• Disable other plugins just briefly (like WPCode, SEO, etc.)
• Reload the post

If the form suddenly appears, we’ve found the conflict.

If you’d like, you can share another screenshot of:

1. The exact code area in your WordPress editor
2. Your OptinMonster Output Settings screen again (just to recheck status)

And I’ll guide you laser-focused from there. Let’s get this sucker to show live.