Conditional logic

With conditions you show or hide elements depending on previous answers. This way your customers only ever see the fields relevant to their selection – which keeps even complex configurations clear.

Example: The "Engraving text" field should only appear if the customer chose Yes for "Engraving wanted?".

Setting up conditions

1. In the element tree, select the element that should be controlled (e.g. "Engraving text").

2. In the settings panel, open the Conditions tab.

3. Click Add condition and define:

   • Field: the reference field whose value is checked (e.g. "Engraving wanted?").

   • Operator: the type of comparison (see table).

   • Value: the comparison value (e.g. yes).

The element is only shown when the condition is met.

Available operators

Operator	Meaning
equals	The value exactly matches the comparison value.
not equal	The value does not match the comparison value.
contains	The value contains the comparison value (substring).
does not contain	The value does not contain the comparison value.
is empty	Nothing has been entered/selected (yet).
is not empty	Something has been entered/selected.

Multiple conditions

If you create several conditions, all of them must be met (AND logic) for the element to appear.

Good to know

• Visibility reacts live in the shop while the customer configures – without reloading the page.

• Hidden required fields are not enforced. A field hidden by a condition does not block adding to the cart.

• Conditions can be combined with all element types – including headings, notices and entire groups.

Tip: When needed, control a whole group with a condition. This way you show or hide several related fields with a single rule.