Markup-level rules
Add `data-show-if` directly in your HTML; works on any element.
Feature
Conditional fields & actions
Show, hide, and skip fields or actions based on values with simple data-show-if attributes.
For the longer version, read Conditional logic in WordPress forms.
Part of Core Forms, with every premium WordPress form feature in one plugin, one license and unlimited sites.
Conditional logic in Core Forms is markup-driven: add a `data-show-if="field:value"` attribute to any element and it appears/disappears based on the user’s input. No separate logic-builder modal, no rules-engine to wire up.
The same pattern works on actions — fire an email only when a checkbox is ticked, post to a webhook only when budget > $1000, route to different recipients per value.
What you get
How it works in Core Forms
Multiple conditions
Combine field values with AND / OR logic via comma-separated rules.
Per-action conditions
Each action (email, webhook, integration) can have its own conditional run rule from the editor.
Pairs well with
Related features
Write in HTML or build visually
Use the drag-and-drop field builder or drop in your own HTML — the markup you ship is exactly the markup you get.
Data variables
Use {{user.email}}, [field_name], {{post.ID}} and URL params in forms, emails, redirects and webhooks.
Fullscreen forms (Typeform-style)
Show one question at a time, full-bleed, with smooth animations and a progress bar. No third-party redirect, no per-response pricing.
Bundled with every Core Forms license.
Conditional fields & actions is included with your license.