Is there an easy way to set a page state? I.E. Show these things if user is logged in, show these things if user isn’t logged in.
I read about it somewhere but I cannot find the actual tool within Bubble to do this…
Is there an easy way to set a page state? I.E. Show these things if user is logged in, show these things if user isn’t logged in.
I read about it somewhere but I cannot find the actual tool within Bubble to do this…
Hey Dave! This can be done in the conditional formatting of the elements. For example, if you have a header group of elements which should be visible to logged-in users only, the conditional formatting statement would look like:
And for the header group visible to non-logged-in Users, the conditional formatting statement for that would be:
Make sure both groups have “This element is visible on page load” unchecked, and that should display each of the headers at the correct times.
Is there not a way to do this globally for the entire page?
Reason I ask - I saw this thread
That was a bug, which was fixed. You should be able to set a state on the page itself.
Gotcha, where can I do that?
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