Dynamically Show/Hide WordPress Content From ACF Field, JetEngine, Toolset & Pods (Elementor) [Video Tutorial]

Updated onApril 11, 2026By

Key Takeaways

  • ACF Fields support text fields, selection, boolean, date & time, post, and taxonomy for dynamic visibility conditions.
  • JetEngine Fields include text, text area, switcher, checkbox, radio, select, and number for showing or hiding content.
  • Toolset Fields allow for dynamic visibility based on text, number, radio, checkbox, checkboxes, and select options.
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Show or hide content in WordPress based on empty/specific values or dynamic fields from ACF, Toolset, Pods, and JetEngine (recently added). Using this plugin, you can create Dynamic Visibility Conditions in Elementor based on multiple factors.

Conditionally show content based on a specific value or empty Advanced Custom Fields,

SUPPORTS:
ACF Fields

  • Text Fields • Selection • Boolean • Date & Time • Post • Taxonomy

JetEngine Fields

  • Text • Text Area • Switcher • Checkbox • Radio • Select • Number

PODS Fields

  • Text • Date • Number • Boolean

Toolset Fields

  • Text • Number • Radio • Checkbox • Checkboxes • Select

▶ Display Condition Rules Plugin Demo – https://theplusaddons.com/elementor-extras/display-conditions/

PART 1: Visibility Conditions for WooCommerce Products in Elementor – https://youtu.be/UD2mYVbE48A

PART 2: Dynamic Visibility Conditions Show/Hide Content based on Location, Language, URL Strings & Parameter – https://youtu.be/rX6XkD2bJhs

Custom Loop Skin + Listing for Elementor – https://youtu.be/ID5BWK0yP3A

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Related Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do if my ACF fields are not showing content as expected?

If your ACF fields aren't displaying content, check the visibility conditions set in Elementor. Ensure that the conditions are correctly configured to match the specific values or empty states of your ACF fields. Misconfigured conditions can lead to content not appearing. The Plus Addons for Elementor allows you to create Dynamic Visibility Conditions, so double-check that the rules align with your field settings.

What are the best practices for setting up dynamic visibility conditions in Elementor?

When setting up dynamic visibility conditions, start by clearly defining the criteria for showing or hiding content. Use specific values from your ACF, Toolset, Pods, or JetEngine fields to avoid ambiguity. It's also beneficial to test your conditions in different scenarios to ensure they work as intended. The Plus Addons for Elementor provides a straightforward way to implement these conditions effectively.

What types of fields are compatible with dynamic visibility conditions?

Dynamic visibility conditions in The Plus Addons for Elementor are compatible with various field types from ACF, JetEngine, Toolset, and Pods. This includes text fields, selection options, boolean values, and date fields. By leveraging these field types, you can create intricate visibility rules that cater to your site's specific needs.

How can I troubleshoot issues with dynamic visibility not working in Elementor?

If dynamic visibility isn't functioning as expected, first verify that the conditions set in Elementor align with the field values. Check for any caching issues that might prevent updates from displaying. Additionally, ensure that your plugin is up to date, as updates can fix bugs that affect functionality. Testing in a staging environment can also help isolate the issue.

Last reviewed: April 11, 2026

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