Want to control which visitors see specific sections, columns, or widgets on your Elementor pages? The Display Conditions extension in aThemes Addons Pro lets you show or hide elements based on user status, WooCommerce products, cart values, time of day, and more.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to use the Display Conditions extension in aThemes Addons Pro for Elementor.
Before you get started, make sure you’ve installed and activated the aThemes Addons plugin on your WordPress site along with Elementor. This extension requires aThemes Addons Pro.
Activating the Extension
Go to your WordPress admin dashboard and navigate to the aThemes Addons dashboard. Search for the Display Conditions extension and toggle it on to activate it.
Enabling Display Conditions
Open the Elementor editor and select the element (section, column, or widget) you want to apply conditions to. Go to the Advanced tab and find the Display Conditions section. Toggle it on to enable conditional visibility for that element.
Click Add Condition to start building your visibility rules. You can add multiple conditions and combine them to create precise display logic.
Exploring Available Conditions
The extension offers a wide range of condition types organized into the following groups:
User Conditions
- User Status – Show or hide based on whether the visitor is logged in or logged out.
- User Role – Target specific WordPress user roles.
- User Capability – Target users with specific WordPress capabilities.
Product Conditions (WooCommerce)
- Product Price – Condition based on product price value.
- Product Stock – Condition based on stock availability.
- Product Type – Target specific product types (simple, variable, etc.).
- Products in Cart – Check if specific products are in the cart.
- Cart Total – Condition based on the cart total amount.
- Cart Subtotal – Condition based on the cart subtotal.
Time Conditions
- Day of Week – Show content only on specific days.
- Date Interval – Display content between two dates.
- Date Before – Show content before a specific date.
- Time Interval – Display content during specific hours.
Additional Conditions
- Posts – Target specific posts or post types.
- Taxonomies – Condition based on categories, tags, or custom taxonomies.
- Meta Key – Check custom field values.
- Query String – Condition based on URL query parameters.
Showing Content for Logged-In Users
To display an element only when visitors are logged in, add a condition and set it to User Status » is » logged_in. The element will be visible only to authenticated users and hidden from everyone else.
Hiding a Section Based on Cart Total
To hide a section when the cart total exceeds a certain amount, add a condition and set it to Cart Total » greater_than » 100. The section will be hidden when the visitor’s cart total is above 100.
That’s it! You’ve successfully configured display conditions on your Elementor elements using the Display Conditions extension in aThemes Addons Pro.
Next, would you like to restrict widget content by user role or password? Check out our guide on Using the Content Protection Extension to learn more.
