Welcome to WebSense Pro! Today, we’re thrilled to explore the latest feature release for WordPress, Elementor 3.20. With exciting updates, Elementor 3.20 introduces some game-changing features, and we’re here to dive deep into one of the most powerful additions: display conditions.
Display conditions are a revolutionary feature that allows you to precisely control the visibility of sections and elements on your WordPress site. No more cluttered interfaces or irrelevant content – with display conditions, you can tailor your website’s appearance to suit the needs of your audience like never before.
Understanding Display Conditions:
Display conditions empower you to specify when and where your sections and elements appear on your website. Whether you want certain content to be visible only to logged-in users, on specific pages, or during certain times, display conditions give you the flexibility to customize your site’s layout and content with precision.
How to Enable Display Conditions:
Enabling display conditions in Elementor 3.20 is a breeze. Navigate to the Advanced tab and click on Dynamic Conditions to activate this feature. Once enabled, you’ll have access to a range of options, including logical operators like AND and OR, as well as the ability to base conditions on custom fields created with plugins like Advanced Custom Fields (ACF).
Implementing Display Conditions:
In our video tutorial, we’ll guide you through implementing display conditions step by step. From setting up a new page to configuring conditions based on image alt text or user login status, we’ll show you how to harness the full potential of this powerful feature.
Exploring Advanced Use Cases:
But display conditions aren’t just limited to basic visibility settings. We’ll also explore advanced use cases, such as specifying conditions based on the day of the week, time of day, or even user roles. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned Elementor user, there’s something for everyone in this feature-packed update.
Conclusion:
Elementor 3.20’s display conditions feature opens up a world of possibilities for customizing your WordPress site precisely and easily. With the ability to control when and where your content appears, you can create a more engaging and personalized experience for your audience.
