Conditions are one of Embeddable’s powerful logic features, and have a variety of use-cases.

A Condition decides whether a page or component is shown or hidden, based on the value of a property in User Data.

To set up a Condition, you define which values are acceptable for a User Data property. If the property has those values, then the page or component is shown - if not, then it is hidden.

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Showing/Hiding a component or page with Conditions

1

Go to the Page/Component Options

  • Select the page or component, in the Layers sidebar or (in the case of a component) in the central preview pane.
  • Make sure you’re on the Content tab at the top-left.
  • Click on Options in the tabs at the top of the right-hand sidebar.
2

Add a Condition

  • Click the + Add condition button.
  • Choose the key in User Data that you want to impact whether this page/component is shown or hidden.
  • Choose the type of operator for the Condition - usually this is Is or includes.
  • Choose the value that should make this page/component be shown.

The way to think about key, operators and values in a Condition is like an equation. For example, you might want to display a some warning text to users under 18, so the condition would be age_range = 'under_18'. Here, age_range is the key, Is or includes is the operator, and under_18 is the value.