Easy way to create Conditional logic for Elementor Form
Conditional logic for Elementor Form adds a dynamic touch, to Elementor forms, it means so much. With it, your forms can adapt and change, responding to user input, they rearrange. Elementor’s form builder is robust and smart, but conditional logic plays a vital part. To create forms that are interactive and neat, follow these steps for a form that’s hard to beat.
3 steps to create Conditional logic for Elementor Form
Step 1: Drag and drop the Elementor Form widget. Add the field like your design. In this demo, we add some field to choose the brand and the car follow by the brand.
Step 2: Go to Ali Tab and enable Conditional Logic Form
Step 3: Set the condition for each field which you want to show or hide.
Copy field id and paste it to condition item. Look at the screenshot below. You can know how to do.
Comparison Operators:
- Not empty/empty: Used for the text, number, tel, email, or input field types
- Contains: The condition will work if the target field’s input contains the corresponding value. Used for the text, tel, number, email, or input field types. Example: set condition value: “Ali” and if client fill out “Ali Addons” input in the target field, the conditional will work
- Checked: Used for the radio, checkbox field type.
- Equals/not equals: Used for input or options field types
- =<, <= : Used for the text, number field type.
- Unchecked: Used for the radio, checkbox field type.
