Condition Builder

The condition builder is the heart of WP Brain. It's where you define the rules that decide whether an element is shown.

A condition is a group of rules linked by logical operators. It evaluates to true or false: when it passes, the wrapped elements are shown; when it fails, the content inside the next Else container is shown instead.

Logical operators

The rules in a group are connected by one of two operators.

AND — every linked rule and sub-group must be valid. In the main condition, a single failure fails the whole condition. Inside a sub-group, the same rule applies.

OR — only one rule or sub-group needs to be valid. Validation stops as soon as a match is found, and the same applies inside sub-groups.

The builder draws the relationships as a tree of connecting lines, so complex combinations stay readable.

Rule comparators

Every rule needs a comparator that checks the real filter value against the value you provide. The available comparators depend on the value type — numeric values accept more comparisons than booleans, for example.

WP Brain includes 22 comparators, covering almost every comparison you're likely to need:

Some comparators take two values (“between”); others take none (“Is empty”, “Is not empty”, “Is null”, “Is not null”, “Yes”, “No”).

Built-in filters

WP Brain ships with a large set of filters. The possibilities are broad — you only need to find the right combination for your conditions.

• Page: show content only on specific website pages
• Page Template: show content based on page templates
• Post Type: filter content visibility based on post type
• Taxonomy: show content only in some taxonomy archives
• Page Type: target archive, front page or blog pages
• Pagination Number: show content on specific archive pages
• HTTP Referer: target visitors arriving from a specific URL
• Device: show different content on different devices
• Operating system: control content for each operating system
• Browser: control content visibility based on the visitor's browser
• Browser version: control content visibility based on the visitor's browser version
• Logged in: show content only for logged-in members
• User: filter content by specific user IDs
• Role: target members based on their role
• Country: display content based on the visitor's country
• Region: restrict content visibility to specific regions or states
• City: restrict visibility based on the visitor's city
• Continent: restrict content visibility to specific continents
• EU Member: target visitors from the European Union
• Latitude: restrict content by latitude
• Longitude: restrict content by longitude
• IP Address: restrict content visibility using the visitor's IP address
• Date: show content for a specific date range
• Datetime: show content for a specific date and time range
• Time: show content during a specific time period
• Minute: control the visibility of elements by the clock minute
• Hour: control the visibility of elements by the clock hour
• Day: control the visibility of elements by the calendar day
• Day of week: control the visibility of elements by the day of the week
• Month: control the visibility of elements by months
• Year: control the visibility of elements by year