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We’re excited to introduce the much anticipated Display Conditions feature that empowers you to display elements according to various conditions and parameters. You can also streamline collaborations by customizing teammates’ widget panel from the Element Manager according to their assigned role. This version also keeps your forms spam free with a seamless integration between the Form Builder and the Akismet spam filter. Additionally, we’ve integrated the power of AI Containers in the Elementor template library so you can generate content and style variations of professionally-designed templates to perfectly match your website. You can also use URLs from the open web as a reference for generating whole containers.
[Pro] New: Display Conditions – Turn Any Page Into a Personalized & Dynamic Experience
Display Conditions introduces a world of web building possibilities, empowering you to turn any page into a dynamic visitor experience based on different conditions and rules. These conditions can be based on factors such as the time and date of the visit, the visitor’s identity, and the type of page they are viewing. You can add multiple conditions to any element and link them using the “AND” logic. This means the element will only be visible to visitors if all conditions are met simultaneously.
For example, if you want to promote a weekend sale, you can choose to display a marketing banner on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Set the “Day of the week” condition to “Is” and select the desired days for displaying the marketing banner.
Another way to use display conditions is by making your blog posts exclusive for subscribers. Create a container that blocks visitors from viewing the post content except for its title and excerpt. In the same container, place an invitation for visitors to subscribe in order to read the full post. Then, set the display conditions of the subscription invitation container to “Role”, “Is Not”, and select the “Subscriber” option. This way, only subscribers will be able to access the full post, as the container invitation to subscribe will block the blog content for visitors who aren’t subscribers.
This feature will be available in the Advanced, Expert, and Agency Elementor Pro subscriptions as well as all of the Elementor Hosting subscriptions. As a special exception, this feature will be available for Legacy Essential subscriptions purchased before December 4th, 2023 as well. We look forward to seeing how you use this feature on your website!
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[Pro] Customize Teammates’ and Clients’ Widget Panels from the Element Manager
This version improves collaboration with teammates and other stakeholders by introducing role permissions into the Element Manager. This allows you to customize the widgets displayed in the Widget Panel of each team member based on their assigned role in the Role Manager. For example, you can remove advanced widgets like the “Loop Grid”, or all “WooCommerce” related Widgets from the Widget Panel of all users defined as “Author”. As a result, the widget panel becomes more focused, only showing the relevant widget for each role.
Unlike disabling widgets with the Element Manager, modifying a widget’s role permissions will not impact the frontend of your site or remove existing widgets from the canvas. The widget will still be visible to visitors, but users without permissions to a specific widget will not be able to add that widget into the Editor.
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[Pro] Filter Spam with the Akismet Integration
The Form Builder now integrates seamlessly with the Akismet spam filter to protect your forms from spam submissions. Akismet works in the background, using AI technology to detect spam with 99.9% accuracy without any additional interactions required by your visitors. This creates a seamless experience for visitors, while also protecting site managers.
The Akismet plugin can be enabled on four different field types: “Name,” “URL,” “Email,” and “Message. Once the filter is enabled, submissions suspected as spam won’t appear in your submissions page and won’t be sent by email. This makes it easier for you to manage actual messages from visitors.
This feature is available in the Advanced, Expert, and Agency Elementor Pro subscriptions as well as all of the Elementor Hosting subscriptions.
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