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Walter, thank you for your help.
The issue indeed was solved by placing the class to the button.

For those with the same problem, here are the steps with my solution:

Using: SiteOrigin widget “SiteOrigin Button” + Contact form 7 + Popup Maker plugin.

Popup maker config:

– Create new popup. For the Trigger choose “Click to open”. For Cookies choose “On popup open”
– Enter inside the text box your shortcut from Contact form 7. Example: [contact-form-7 id=”1054″ title=”Request a callback”]
(in my case i’ve prepared the contact form with only Name and phone fields)
– Configuring the script inside functions.php. In my case I’am using child theme config, so having a function.php inside child theme and a script integrated inside this file. Where: #popmake-1056 is the ID of the popup provided by Popup Maker when a new popup is created. So it might be changed inside the script to some other ID. Also the time of popup on close might be changed from 3 seconds to less or more (see comments for this inside the script).

// Popup script for Request a callback button
function custom_cf7_scripts() { ?>
    <script>
        // Replace form_7 with the # of your form to ensure
        function _cf7_form_1057_on_sent_ok_() {

                /** 
                * Here you can simply change 967 to match your Popup ID #.
                * The cookies settings will be determined the settings in the editor.
                * Any trigger ( auto open, exit intent or scroll triggered ) that is
                * Set to manual will have its cookie set using it's unique settings.
                */
                jQuery('#popmake-1056').trigger('popmakeSetCookie');
            
                /**
                * Close the popup after a 3 second delay.
                */   
                setTimeout(function () {
                    jQuery('#popmake-1056').popmake('close');
                }, 3000); // 3 seconds
            
      }
  </script><?php
}
add_action('wp_head', 'custom_cf7_scripts', 1000);

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And voilà integrate those steps and you’ll have a great popup window for any of your contact form.

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Once again thank you Walter.

The issue solved.
Used the following link: http://contactform7.com/selectable-recipient-with-pipes/

In order to place the choice of client (the department name) – the text before the piple line, inside the message text body, I have used the following tegs

Message sent to: [recipient] — placing the email of the department
Department: [_raw_recipient] — placing the name of the department before the pipe line – the one that client sees in the drop-down menu choice.

So, when the email arrive now the exact choice can be seen inside text message.

example:

Message sent to: [email protected]
Department: Department 1

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