Conditional Module

The Conditional Module controls where and when supported Blocksy features are displayed. It lets you target specific pages, post types, taxonomies, WooCommerce content, users, dates, request data and other contextual criteria without creating separate implementations for every scenario.

The module is used throughout Blocksy, including areas such as:

• Conditional Headers
• Conditional Footers
• Multiple Sidebars
• Content Blocks
• Trending Posts
• Shortcuts Bar
• Other Blocksy features that expose display conditions.

How Conditions Work

Each condition describes a situation in which the associated Blocksy feature should be displayed. You can target broad areas such as the entire website or all single posts, or narrow the rule down to a specific page, taxonomy term, product, user state or request.

Basic Mode

For straightforward setups, conditions can be added individually to describe the areas where the feature should apply. This works well when you only need a simple set of inclusion or exclusion rules.

Advanced Mode

Advanced Mode lets you group multiple conditions together using AND logic. This makes it possible to build more precise relationships between otherwise separate rules.

For example, a configuration can be structured so that a feature appears when Condition A is true, or when both Condition B and Condition C are true together:

Available Condition Types

The exact list of conditions can vary depending on the plugins, post types and taxonomies registered on your website. Common condition groups include the following.

Content & Archives

Target broad or specific areas of the site’s content hierarchy, including:

• The entire website.
• All singular content or all archives.
• Posts, pages and their archive views.
• Categories, tags and other taxonomies.
• Custom Post Types and their archives.
• Individual posts, pages or Custom Post Type entries.

WooCommerce

When WooCommerce is active, conditions can target areas such as the Shop page, individual products, product archives, product categories, tags, attributes, brands and specific products or taxonomy relationships.

Visitor Conditions

Supported Blocksy features can also be targeted according to the current visitor, including whether the visitor is logged in or logged out and, where available, their WordPress user role.

Date & Time

Time-based conditions can restrict a feature to a specific date and time range or to recurring days of the week.

Request Conditions

For more advanced targeting, conditions can inspect information from the current request:

• Request Referer – target visitors based on the referring source.
• Request Cookie – evaluate the presence or value of a cookie.
• Request URL – target requests matching a particular URL pattern or value.

Condition Reference

The table below summarises the most common conditions available in the Conditional Module. Additional conditions can appear when compatible plugins, Custom Post Types or taxonomies are registered on the website.

Condition	Effect
Entire Website	Applies the feature across the entire website.
Basic
All Singulars	Targets all singular content, including posts, pages, products and supported Custom Post Types.
All Archives	Targets all supported archive views.
Posts
Post Archives	Targets post archive views.
Post Categories	Targets post category archive pages.
Post Tags	Targets post tag archive pages.
Single Post	Targets all individual blog posts.
Pages
Single Page	Targets all regular WordPress pages.
404	Targets the site’s 404 page.
Search	Targets search results pages.
Blog	Targets the page assigned as the Posts page in WordPress.
Front Page	Targets the page assigned as the site’s front page.
Privacy Policy Page	Targets the page assigned as the WordPress Privacy Policy page.
Author Archives	Targets author archive pages.
WooCommerce
Shop Home	Targets the page assigned as the WooCommerce Shop page.
Single Product	Targets all individual product pages.
Product Archives	Targets supported WooCommerce product archive pages.
Product Categories	Targets product category archives.
Product Attributes	Targets product attribute archive pages.
Product Brands	Targets product brand archives when supported.
Product Tags	Targets product tag archives.
Single Product ID	Targets one specific product.
Single Product with Taxonomy ID	Targets products assigned to a specific supported taxonomy term.
Taxonomy ID	Targets a specific WooCommerce taxonomy archive.
Custom Post Types
CPT Name Single	Targets all singular entries belonging to the selected Custom Post Type.
CPT Name Archives	Targets archive views belonging to the selected Custom Post Type.
Specific
Post ID	Targets one specific post.
Page ID	Targets one specific page.
Custom Post Type ID	Targets one specific entry belonging to a Custom Post Type.
Post with Taxonomy ID	Targets posts assigned to a specific taxonomy term.
Post with Author ID	Targets posts assigned to a specific author.
Taxonomy ID	Targets the archive page for a specific taxonomy term.
Archive Loop Specific
Archive Item with Taxonomy ID	Targets individual post cards inside an archive when the post belongs to a specific taxonomy term.
WooCommerce Archive Item with Taxonomy ID	Targets individual product cards inside an archive when the product belongs to a specific supported taxonomy term.
Date & Time
Range Date/Time	Applies the feature only within a specified date and time range.
Recurring Days	Applies the feature on selected recurring days of the week.
Requests
Request Referer	Evaluates the referring source of the current request.
Request Cookie	Evaluates a cookie associated with the current request.
Request URL	Evaluates the URL of the current request.