Display Conditions
Want a special offer banner only for logged-in users? Or maybe a holiday greeting that only shows in December? Display Conditions gives you that power – for every single widget, not just sections. It works with any Elementor element, including those from other addons. Set rules based on who’s visiting, what device they’re on, the time and date, or what page they’re viewing. Hide or show content with precision to create personalized, relevant experiences that boost engagement and conversions. It’s like having a smart assistant for your website content.
Advanced Audience Targeting
Make your website feel personal. Show different content to different people. Welcome back logged-in members with a special message, or show a promotional discount only to first-time visitors. Target users by their User Role (like Subscriber vs. Administrator) or even by the Operating System or Browser they’re using. This level of control lets you tailor the experience for every segment of your audience.
- Login Status: Easily show/hide content for logged-in users or guests.
- User Role Targeting: Display admin tools, member-only content, or special offers for customers.
- Device & Browser Detection: Show a browser-specific message (like “For best experience, use Chrome”) or tailor content for mobile vs. desktop.
Smart Contextual & Time-Based Rules
Make your website dynamic and always relevant. Schedule a countdown banner to appear only during a sale Date Range. Show a “Good Morning!” message only during certain Hours of the Day. Display specific content only on the Day of the Week (like weekend specials). Or, control visibility on specific Pages, Posts, or entire Post Types (like showing related tools only on blog posts).
- Date & Time Scheduling: Automatically show holiday themes, event announcements, or limited-time offers.
- Page/Post Targeting: Show a related product widget only on relevant pages, or a specific CTA only on your contact page.
- Taxonomy Filters: Display elements only on posts that have a certain Category or Tag.
Frequently Asked Questions For Display Conditions
How is this different from Elementor Pro's Conditions?
Elementor Pro’s conditions mainly work at the Section/Container level. Our Display Conditions works on any individual widget or element – buttons, headings, images, third-party widgets – giving you much finer, more precise control over your page’s content logic.
Will using many conditions slow down my page?
The impact is very small. The logic runs once when the page is loading. Using a few conditions is negligible. If you have dozens of elements each with multiple complex conditions, there could be a tiny processing overhead, but it’s generally not a concern for typical use.
Can I use the "Browser" condition to block certain browsers?
You can, but it’s better used for enhancing experience, not blocking. For example, you could show a gentle suggestion to update an old browser. Blocking access entirely is bad practice and can hurt your site’s accessibility and reputation.
What happens if I set conflicting conditions on the same element?
The system follows the rules you set in the “Display on” dropdown. If you choose “All” conditions, every single one must be true for the element to show. If you choose “Any”, the element will show if at least one of the conditions is true. It’s important to review your logic to make sure it matches what you intend.
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