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Conditionals can be set up by clicking on the field, section, or page that you would like to make conditional, opening the Options Menu and then selecting Conditional Rules. From here, you will be able to select the specific response, or combination of responses, that will trigger the visibility of the selected area.

Conditional logic in WordPress is an easy way to show or hide information from visitors. If visitors choose one option, they'll see one thing. If they select another, they'll see something different. For example, a customer may visit your website looking for winter boots.

With conditional fields you can add rules that control what data that can be entered in a page; rules to make fields mandatory or read only, and rules that filter drop down lists, depending on values of other fields.

If you would like to prevent your form from being submitted based on a form field, you can use our "conditional submit" feature. This feature will show or hide the submit button based on your set criteria. Clicking Edit will open the Conditional Rules Editor modal.

What Are Conditional Logic Forms? A conditional logic form is a dynamic form that changes based on the user input. For example, a survey form might use conditional logic to show different questions to different users based on their previous answers.

The Conditional Step allows you to conditionally route your workflow to one or more paths based on one or more rules. You can even customize the conditional logic for these rules! To add this step to your workflow, click the "Add Step" button on your Map and then select Add a Conditional from the dropdown menu.

Conditional form fields allow you to show fields in a form view based on the form submitter's values for previous fields. Fields with conditions are hidden until those conditions are met, meaning that those filling out your form will not be presented with unnecessary fields so they can complete the form more quickly.