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Create field groups You will notice a new Contact form 7 tag called Conditional fields Group. After you click this a popup will appear where you can choose a name. Click Insert tag to insert the group. Note that groups can also be nested.

In the properties panel, expand the Conditional Fields section and click Create Rule. Select the fields you want to show to the recipient when they trigger the rule. You can select as many fields as you like, of any type, as long as they are assigned to the same recipient as the trigger field.

Click on the tag you want to add. In our case, it is tel. Enter the name of the code in the Name field and click on Insert Tag button. There are several options available for you in the Form-tag Generator popup window.

Because Contact Form 7 is a simple plugin at its core, it doesn't have conditional logic or fields by default. Instead, you'll need to install the Contact Form 7 ? Conditional Fields add-on. Even so, despite how straightforward the plugin and its add-ons are to use, there are better alternatives on the market.

Find cells that have conditional formatting Click any cell.On the Edit menu, click Find, and then click Go To. Click Special, and then click Conditional formats. If you want to locate only cells with the specific conditional format of the cell that you selected in step 1, under Options, click Same.

Installation Copy the acf-field-for-contact-form-7 folder into your wp-content/plugins folder. Activate the Advanced Custom Fields: Contact Form 7 Field plugin via the plugins admin page. Create a new field via ACF and select the Contact Form 7 type.

Basic Conditional Logic From there, click on the form field you want to show or hide. This will open its Field Options panel. You'll see a Smart Logic tab when you open the Field Options panel. Go ahead and click this to open it, then select Enable Conditional Logic.

Create a Property Action On a page, choose Conditional Fields... from the context menu. In the list on the left side select a field to control. Click on Add Property Action. Add a criterion by clicking on the plus sign in the header of the list. Select a value for the criteria. Save by clicking on OK.

Go to the Settings tab in the Form Builder, then click Conditions on the left. Select the condition you need.

With conditional logic, your WordPress forms will dynamically change based on the selections the user makes while filling out your WPForms. You can choose to show or hide fields based on a selected item. You can also choose to display custom text or set custom field values based upon what the user selected.