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title: Conditional page elements
url: https://www.tines.com/docs/pages/conditional-page-elements/
updated: 2025-06-26T15:11:37+00:00
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# Conditional page elements

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Conditions can be used to dynamically show, hide, or disable individual page elements. They can be configured to evaluate input values from other elements on the same page or can utilize formulas to access data from other sources such as upstream event data or resources.






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### How to apply conditions

1. **Enable conditional visibility**
  
  - In the element editor, check the **Show / hide conditionally** option.
2. **Set visibility or behavior**
  
  - Choose whether to **show, hide, or disable** the element.
  - Specify whether the action applies when **all, some, or none** of the conditions are met.
3. **Add a condition**
  
  - Click **Add condition** to create a new condition.
4. **Configure the condition**
  
  - Select an input element currently on the page and define how its value should be evaluated.



You can be specific when creating conditions, like:

- Using date and file upload elements as the content that controls the condition.
- Using a regular expression to target text input values.
- Choosing whether conditions based on text input values should be case sensitive or not.



> **NOTE:** Alternatively, select \`Formula is true\` or \`Formula is false\` to create a condition that evaluates a formula allowing access to data from sources outside of the page such as upstream event data or resources.

[Video](https://stream.mux.com/7Gwqup1Sc3IaTTZHol1sq3dcYlwCDm4A/high.mp4)