Element Conditions
Bricksforge adds a lot of new Element Conditions to the Bricks Builder. These conditions can be used to show or hide elements based certain conditions. In this page, we will list all the conditions that are added by Bricksforge.
General Conditions
Number of Search Results
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the number of search results. As operators, you can use =, !=, >, >=, <, <=.
The value expects a number.
Example: Show an element if there are more than 10 search results
Loop Index
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the loop index. The loop index is the number of the current query loop iteration. As operators, you can use =, !=, >, >=, <, <=.
The value expects a number. Important: The first element in the loop has the index 0.
Example: Never show the first element in the loop
Loop Element ID
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the element ID of the current loop iteration. As operators, you can use == and !=.
The value expects an element ID with the following format: abcdef. So, if your bricks element ID is #brxe-fkeogf, you have to use fkeogf as value.
Example: Never show the element with the ID fkeogf
Body Class
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the body classes. As operators, you can use Includes and Not includes.
The value expects a string.
Example: Show an element if the body classes include woocommerce-cart
Plugin Is Active
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the active plugins. As operators, you can use Is active and Is not active.
The value expects a string in the following format: plugin-folder/plugin-file.php. So, if you want to check if WooCommerce is active, you have to use woocommerce/woocommerce.php as value.
You can find the correct value in the plugin folder.
Example: Show an element if WooCommerce is active
Is Multisite
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if you currently are on a multisite installation. As operators, you can use Is.
The value expects True or False.
Example: Show an element if you are on a multisite installation
Is Multisite Main
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if you currently are on the main site of a multisite installation. As operators, you can use Is.
The value expects True or False.
Example: Show an element if you are on the main site of a multisite installation
Is Multisite Subdomain
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if you currently are on a subdomain of a multisite installation. As operators, you can use Is.
The value expects True or False.
Example: Show an element if you are on a subdomain of a multisite installation
Post Conditions
Publishing as been longer than
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the publishing date of the current post. You can choose between Minutes, Hours, Days, Weeks, Months and Years.
The value expects a number.
Example: Show an element if the post has been published longer than 1 year
Is Parent
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if the current post is a parent post. As operators, you can use Is.
The value expects True or False.
Example: Show an element if the current post is a parent post
Is Child
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if the current post is a child post. As operators, you can use Is.
The value expects True or False.
Example: Show an element if the current post is a child post
Is Frontpage
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if the current post is the frontpage. As operators, you can use Is.
The value expects True or False.
Example: Show an element if the current post is the frontpage
Page Type
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the page type of the current post. You can choose between 404, Frontpage, Home, Singular, Archive, Search Results, Attachment, Taxonomy Archive, Date Archive, Author Archive, Custom Post Type, WC Shop, WC Product, WC Product Category, WC Cart, WC Checkout, WC Account, WC Order Received, WC Endpoint.
Example: Show an element if the current post is a WooCommerce product
Post Tag
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the tags of the current post. As operators, you can use Includes and Not includes.
The value expects a tag name.
Example: Show an element if the current post has the tag news
Post Meta
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the meta data of the current post. As operators, you can use Matches and Not matches.
The value expects a meta key and a meta value in the following format: meta-key=meta-value. So, if you want to check if the meta key my-key has the value my-value, you have to use my-key:my-value as value.
Example: Show an element if the meta key color has the value red
Comments Open
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if the comments are open for the current post. As operators, you can use Is.
The value expects True or False.
Example: Show an element if the comments are open for the current post
Pings Open
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if the pings are open for the current post. As operators, you can use Is.
The value expects True or False.
Example: Show an element if the pings are open for the current post
Post Comment Count
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the comment count of the current post. As operators, you can use =, !=, >, >=, <, <=.
The value expects a number.
Example: Show an element if the current post has more than 10 comments
Is Sticky
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if the current post is sticky. As operators, you can use Is.
The value expects True or False.
Example: Show an element if the current post is sticky
Has Excerpt
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if the current post has an excerpt. As operators, you can use Is.
The value expects True or False.
Example: Show an element if the current post has an excerpt
Has Post Thumbnail
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if the current post has a post thumbnail. As operators, you can use Is.
The value expects True or False.
Example: Show an element if the current post has a post thumbnail
User Conditions
User Meta
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the meta data of the current user. As operators, you can use Matches and Not matches.
The value expects a meta key and a meta value in the following format: meta-key=meta-value. So, if you want to check if the meta key my-key has the value my-value, you have to use my-key:my-value as value.
Example: Show an element if the meta key premium_user has the value true
User Comment Count
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the comment count of the current user. As operators, you can use =, !=, >, >=, <, <=.
The value expects a number.
Example: Show an element if the current user has more than 10 comments
Has Profile Picture
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if the current user has a profile picture. As operators, you can use Is.
The value expects True or False.
Example: Show an element if the current user has a profile picture
User Post Count
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the post count of the current user. As operators, you can use =, !=, >, >=, <, <=.
The value expects a number.
Example: Show an element if the current user has more than 10 posts
Date Conditions
Current Day
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the current calendar day. As operators, you can use is and is not.
As value, you can choose between 1 and 31.
Example: Show an element if the current day is the 1st
Current Month
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the current calendar month. As operators, you can use is and is not.
As value, you can choose January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November and December.
Example: Show an element if the current month is December
Current Year
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the current calendar year. As operators, you can use is and is not.
The value expects the year in the following format: 2023.
Example: Show an element if the current year is 2023
Location Conditions
Browser Language
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the browser language. As operators, you can use is and is not.
The value expects a language code in the following format: en. You can find a list of all language codes here.
Example: Show an element if the browser language is en
Website Language
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the website language. As operators, you can use is and is not.
The value expects a language code in the following format: en. You can find a list of all language codes here.
Note: Bricksforge will automatically detect
WPML,TranslatePressandPolylangand use the language saved by the plugin. As fallback, it will useget_locale().
Country
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the country of the current visitor. As operators, you can use is and is not.
The value expects a country code in the following format: us.
Example: Show an element if the country of the current visitor is us
Note: Bricksforge will use
http://www.geoplugin.netto detect the country of the current visitor.
WooCommerce Conditions
Items In Cart
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the number of items in the cart. As operators, you can use =, !=, >, >=, <, <=.
The value expects a number.
Example: Show an element if there are more than 10 items in the cart
Product In Cart
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the products in the cart. As operators, you can use Is in cart and Is not in cart.
The value expects a product ID.
Example: Show an element if the product with the ID 1234 is in the cart
Cart Total
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the cart total. As operators, you can use =, !=, >, >=, <, <=.
The value expects a number.
Example: Show an element if the cart total is more than 100
Cart Subtotal
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the cart subtotal. As operators, you can use =, !=, >, >=, <, <=.
The value expects a number.
Example: Show an element if the cart subtotal is more than 100
Product in Stock
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the stock status of a product. As operators, you can use Is in stock and Is not in stock.
The value expects a product ID.
Example: Show an element if the product with the ID 1234 is in stock
Product Downloadable
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the downloadable status of a product. As operators, you can use Is downloadable and Is not downloadable.
The value expects a product ID.
Example: Show an element if the product with the ID 1234 is downloadable
Is Purchasable
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the purchasable status of a product. As operators, you can use Is purchasable and Is not purchasable.
The value expects a product ID.
Example: Show an element if the product with the ID 1234 is purchasable
Product On Sale
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the sale status of a product. As operators, you can use Is on sale and Is not on sale.
The value expects a product ID.
Example: Show an element if the product with the ID 1234 is on sale
Product Is Featured
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the featured status of a product. As operators, you can use Is featured and Is not featured.
The value expects a product ID.
Example: Show an element if the product with the ID 1234 is featured
Product Type
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the type of a product. As operators, you can use Is and Is not.
As value, you can choose between Simple, Grouped, External and Variable.
Example: Show an element if the product is a Simple product
Product Stock
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the stock of the current product. As operators, you can use =, !=, >, >=, <, <=.
The value expects a number
Example: Show an element if the stock of the current product is more than 10
Product Variation Count
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the number of variations of the current product. As operators, you can use =, !=, >, >=, <, <=.
The value expects a number
Example: Show an element if the current product has more than 10 variations
Product Category
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the categories of the current product. As operators, you can use Includes and Not includes.
The value expects a category slug.
Example: Show an element if the current product has the category shirts
Product Tag
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the tags of the current product. As operators, you can use Includes and Not includes.
The value expects a tag slug.
Example: Show an element if the current product has the tag new
Product Price
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the price of the current product. As operators, you can use =, !=, >, >=, <, <=.
The value expects a number
Example: Show an element if the price of the current product is more than 100
Product Rating
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the rating of the current product. As operators, you can use =, !=, >, >=, <, <=.
The value expects a number
Example: Show an element if the rating of the current product is more than 4
Product Weight
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the weight of the current product. As operators, you can use =, !=, >, >=, <, <=.
The value expects a number
Example: Show an element if the weight of the current product is more than 10
Is Product Page
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if the current page is a product page. As operators, you can use Is.
The value expects True or False.
Example: Show an element if the current page is a product page
Is Shop Page
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if the current page is the shop page. As operators, you can use Is.
The value expects True or False.
Example: Show an element if the current page is the shop page
Is Cart Page
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if the current page is the cart page. As operators, you can use Is.
The value expects True or False.
Example: Show an element if the current page is the cart page
Is Checkout Page
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if the current page is the checkout page. As operators, you can use Is.
The value expects True or False.
Example: Show an element if the current page is the checkout page
Is Account Page
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if the current page is the account page. As operators, you can use Is.
The value expects True or False.
Example: Show an element if the current page is the account page
User has purchased product
This condition can be used to show or hide elements if the current user has purchased a product. As operators, you can use Has purchased and Has not purchased.
The value expects a product ID.
Example: Show an element if the current user has purchased the product with the ID 1234
User Order Count
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the order count of the current user. As operators, you can use =, !=, >, >=, <, <=.
The value expects a number.
Example: Show an element if the current user has more than 10 orders
User Total Spend
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the total spend of the current user. As operators, you can use =, !=, >, >=, <, <=.
The value expects a number.
Example: Show an element if the current user has spent more than 100
User Last Order (Day ago)
This condition can be used to show or hide elements based on the last order of the current user. As operators, you can use =, !=, >, >=, <, <=.
The value expects a number.
Example: Show an element if the last order of the current user was more than 10 days ago