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I found this addon to be very useful in putting up content for a persons website. It allows you to create PHP functions or use inherent true/false functions that you can then control what content shows based on that. I find it useful in having one content being shown before a certain date and another block being set to show after a certain date. Allowing you to schedule content changes within the website.
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This is a very simple plugin to use once you get the hang of it, and extremely powerful and useful. I use this with ACF to add custom fields to post and product types so that I can add a wide variety of optional information to posts and products, and then only display the field labels or sections on the front end if that optional data exists on the product. Makes it easy to build complex product layouts for complex products, and not waste space showing sections that aren’t relevant without having to design multiple different, product specific layouts.
I’d love to see an update just as an indication the product is still supported and someone is looking at it, but it works extremely well. 10/10 would recommend!
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Happy to have come across this plugin, which we use for a Divi site in combination with Restrict Content Pro (RCP).
RCP can hide content based on user-role or membership-level by placing it between shortcodes. This works within text-modules, but not with other modules or for larger parts of a layout such as rows or sections.
But with the Content Visibility for Divi Builder plugin we can now hide whatever Divi element we like in combination with RCP’s way of restricting content in template files.
So for example we can add a boolean expression in the visibility field to only show content to members with level ID 3 OR admins:
in_array( 3, rcp_get_customer_membership_level_ids() ) || current_user_can( 'manage_options' )Very handy and works really well.
Thank you!
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Muy práctico! Recomendable.
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Great relief
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Can’t do without it. Please sell this to Divi or WPFusion, or be sure to keep maintaining it. We would be happy to do a paid subscription because we very much need and enjoy this functionality.
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Works just as expected.
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It works great and is very easy to use.
Ideal for membership sites when someone wants to hide content depending on the user level.
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Je recommande sans hésitation !
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Thanks for maintaining this plugin. It works great. Some examples in the documentation would make the use at the beginning easier ??
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Works just as promised! A great addition to Divi. Thanks!
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Excellent
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I’m using this great plugin with Divi 4.10.8 and WP 5.8.1 to show a row at a certain date and time.
At first i thought te plugin would not work, but then i found that the time should be Universal Time and not local time ??
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Goood
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The plugin works perfectly, but you do have to understand the back-end php queries needed to GET the data from WordPress in order to make it work. Luckily many people have had the same questions and the answers to MOST of my questions were easily found by searching answers in the support messages.
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Yo lo uso con shortcode que me creo que devuelven condiciones de true o false, sin preocuparme de la logica, divi vs mis shorcode, eso ya lo hace este plugin.
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This PHP expression means “display the content (row) after 10am on 7/31/2021”.
(time() > strtotime('10 am ' . date('31-7-2021')))
Excellent plugin!
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Simple and easy to use, as it supports boolean expressions, you can easily display/hide any sections of the page based on certain conditions.
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Wanted to hide a Divi module while it was not ready to be shown.
Found this plugin.
Tried it.
Worked.
Thanks!
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Perfect function!
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I’ve used this on a few sites where I need to add simple conditionals to Divi blocks (are comments enabled? is the user logged in? does custom field x have a value?)
Very practical.
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Works really well for my use case – showing content based on query string.
Super fast and accurate support too!
Nice to haves would be a way to make the field a select box with simple options that would choose custom functions, instead of a text field. This is for those of use building sites for clients who want to make it dead simple for them.
Even better would be for a notice showing in the Visual Editor displaying the chosen option so it’s easy to tell which content is for which visitor at a glance.
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This sort of thing should have been included in Divi by default. Thanks for a great plugin!
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Found exactly what I’m looking for. I have used this plugin to show some content for users not logged in to our system. It is exactly doing that. Highly recommended.
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Amazing plugin to support content visibility via PHP functions within Divi. Exactly what we were looking for!
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Une extension indispensable que j’utilise avec Advanced Custom Fields sur mes sites Divi. Elle permet notamment de masquer les champs personnalisés vides.
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Exactly what I was looking for.
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Very useful & easy to use plugin, the best tool to go for, for any Divi site.
Only thing I wish plugin author would have provided is a list of most common PHP boolean expression.
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I am able to use this plugin in conjunction with Advanced Custom Fields to conditionally display Divi modules on the front end.
How conditional visibility is not native Divi functionality I have no idea, but you just saved me a huge headache. Thank you for this!!!!
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Great plugin. Thank you for making and maintaining it!
It turns a simple brochure site into a powerful platform.
I had a challenge with query variables similar to some of the threads in the support forums. I solved it by creating a function in my child theme functions.php. Here’s an example:
function is_post_type($type='post') {
global $post_type,$typenow;
if (isset( $_GET['post_type'] )&& $_GET['post_type'] == $type || isset( $post_type ) && $post_type == $type || isset( $typenow ) && $typenow == $type)
return true; // return true if on a page of type $type
return false;
}
I used the above function is_post_type instead of the $_GET statement to dodge any code that was sanitizing my input.
Edit: Above function’s just an example. I had a unique situation for using post type from query variables, otherwise, there are better ways of creating a post type conditional using the built-in WordPress hooks
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