Dynamic Content for Elementor: Conditional Content

Advanced content control for Elementor

Dynamic Content for Elementor extends the visibility-focused process of Dynamic Visibility for Elementor with more than 150 advanced capabilities for building personalized, data-driven pages. It is designed for websites that need more than simple display-and-conceal rules, including membership websites, WooCommerce stores, landing pages, and content personalization projects.

The paid edition adds utilities for connecting page content with user data, post data, custom fields, templates, and advanced queries. This makes it possible to make more targeted layouts while keeping page-building work inside the Elementor editing workflow.

Paid capabilities

• Custom PHP Conditions: write unlimited custom logic for advanced visibility and content rules.
• Advanced Dynamic Tags: use post data, user data, ACF fields, and more as dynamic content sources.
• Template System: create reusable content templates for consistent sections and repeatable layouts.
• Dynamic Posts Widget: use an advanced query builder to control displayed post content.
• Integrations: connect supported processes with ACF, JetEngine, Meta Box, Toolset, WooCommerce, WPML, and Search and Filter Pro.
• Priority email support: the paid edition includes premium support by email.

Practical uses

Use custom conditions to develop tailored pages for various audiences, or combine dynamic tags with custom-field data to present information that changes according to the current post or user. Reusable templates can help standardize recurring sections across a site, while the Dynamic Posts Widget offers more control over which posts appear in a layout.

For WooCommerce projects, the available integration can support stores that need product-related content and customer-focused page experiences. ACF, JetEngine, Meta Box, and Toolset integrations are useful when site content is organized through custom fields or structured data. WPML and Search and Filter Pro integrations extend the range of supported multilingual and filtering workflows.

How the visibility workflow works

Edit a page with Elementor, choose a widget, section, container, or column, and open the Visibility tab in the Advanced settings. Enable Dynamic Visibility, configure the conditions, then save and preview the page. The underlying visibility tools support user roles and capabilities, logged-in or logged-out status, user metadata, IP restrictions, dates, weekdays, time ranges, custom fields, pages or post types, referral sources, browser and device detection, and WooCommerce-related conditions.

Content can be hidden with CSS or removed from the document structure, and fallback content can be displayed instead. Multiple conditions can use AND/OR logic, and the system can work with Events triggers for interactive reveals.

Installation and setup

Install the plugin in your WordPress site, activate it, and open an Elementor-edited page. Select the element you want to control, open its Advanced settings, find Visibility, enable Dynamic Visibility, and configure the required rules. Save the page and preview the result. Elementor Atomic Widgets are not currently supported.