1. Where can I access the conditional field settings in Elementor?
Open the Elementor editor and select an Elementor Pro form widget. The Conditional Fields settings will appear under the Content > Form Fields section of the widget. Add conditions for each field here
2. Can I use this plugin with the free version of Elementor?
No, the plugin works exclusively with Elementor Pro forms. You need Elementor Pro installed to enable the conditional fields functionality
3. How do I create a conditional field in my form?
Edit your form in Elementor, select the desired field, and scroll to the Conditional Logic section. Define the condition by specifying the target field, condition type (e.g., equals, not equals), and the value to match.
4. Why is my conditional field not displaying on the front end?
Ensure that the conditions are correctly configured and that the targeted field exists. Also, check for JavaScript errors in your browser console and disable caching plugins temporarily to test
5. Can I show or hide multiple fields based on one condition?
Yes, you can apply the same condition to multiple fields by configuring their Conditional Logic settings to match the desired condition.
6. How can I set up nested conditional fields?
You can create nested conditions by setting up multiple rules across different fields. Each field can have its own condition, creating a chain of dependent fields that display or hide based on user input.
7. Can I use conditional fields with multi-step forms?
Yes, the plugin supports multi-step forms. Conditional fields can be applied to specific fields, ensuring that users only see relevant fields as they progress through the form.
8. Can I add custom error messages for invalid conditional fields?
Currently, the plugin does not support custom error messages for conditional logic. However, you can use custom JavaScript or a third-party solution to implement this feature
9. What should I do if the plugin conflicts with my theme?
Switch to a default WordPress theme like Twenty Twenty-One to test. If the issue is resolved, the conflict is theme-related. Reach out to your theme developer or contact support.