🎯 Conditional Display — Show or Hide Elements Based on Rules
The Conditional Display extension allows you to dynamically show or hide any Elementor section, column, or widget based on specific user roles, browsers, login status, or system values. This feature enhances personalization, user targeting, and content control.
đź”§ Step-by-Step Guide
1. Enable the Extension
Go to Topper Pack → Extensions
Find Conditional Display and toggle it ON.
2. Edit Any Elementor Widget or Container
Go to any section, column, or widget in the Elementor editor.
Navigate to the Advanced tab.
3. Enable Conditional Display
Scroll to the Conditional Display (TP) panel.
Toggle Enable Conditional Display to “Yes”.
4. Set Your Display Action
Action: Choose whether to:
Show Element → Display only when conditions are met.
Hide Element → Hide if conditions are met.
5. Choose Display Logic
Display When:
All Conditions Are Met
Any Condition is Met
6. Add Your Conditions
Click + Add Item to set rules.
Select a Type:
Browser (e.g., Google Chrome, Firefox)
Login Status (Logged in / Logged out)
Role (Admin, Editor, Subscriber, etc.)
Choose the logic: Is or Is Not
Select or enter the value (like “Google Chrome” or “Administrator”)
📌 You can add multiple rules and combine them with AND/OR logic using the “Display When” selector.
đź› Use Cases
Hide admin-only sections from visitors.
Show promotions only to logged-out users.
Browser-specific layouts (e.g., avoid animations on older browsers).
Conditional Display
🎯 Conditional Display — Show or Hide Elements Based on Rules
The Conditional Display extension allows you to dynamically show or hide any Elementor section, column, or widget based on specific user roles, browsers, login status, or system values. This feature enhances personalization, user targeting, and content control.
đź”§ Step-by-Step Guide
1. Enable the Extension
2. Edit Any Elementor Widget or Container
3. Enable Conditional Display
4. Set Your Display Action
Show Element
→ Display only when conditions are met.Hide Element
→ Hide if conditions are met.5. Choose Display Logic
All Conditions Are Met
Any Condition is Met
6. Add Your Conditions
Browser
(e.g., Google Chrome, Firefox)Login Status
(Logged in / Logged out)Role
(Admin, Editor, Subscriber, etc.)Is
orIs Not
📌 You can add multiple rules and combine them with AND/OR logic using the “Display When” selector.
đź› Use Cases