Website Element Visibility

To set visibility for a website element, you would first select the element you want to work with, then open its properties panel in the Website Editor Sidebar and click the Add Behavior button to select the visibility option.

Website Editor Sidebar
Add Behavior - visibility

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An example showing the Add Behavior visibility option for the selected Text element.

WARNING

The Add Behavior - visibility property is an implemented feature on the "client" side. All content from the event website page is sent to the web browser (or client), and the client decides what to show. The property is a convenience and not a secure way to hide information.

The conditions available for the visibility property in the Website Editor are pre-defined. The visibility property for website elements can only be applied to the event website Column Content elements, Row Content elements, and the Current Page Settings.

IMPORTANT

Website Element Visibility properties set at the Current Page Settings level will also affect the relevant Menu Entrydisplay. Hiding a page will also "hide" it in the menu. When in "edit" mode, this is noted by a red overlay on the menu entry. img

Clicking on the Visibility property will add it above the Add Behavior button.

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Introduction to Website Editor
Column Content
Row Content
Current Page Settings

Element Display

Clicking on the property will then show its options.

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The first drop-down selector manages if the element is displayed (Show to) or if the element is not displayed (Hide from).

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The Show to option is the default choice.

Visibility Options

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INFORMATION

Although similar, please see Email Element Visibility under the Editing Emails section of the User Guide for using the visibility properties with email content.

If a visibility condition is set for an element, an "eye" icon will appear when you are in editor mode.

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An example when using the Introduction to Website Editor and a Progress Tracker using the Type: Thermometer.

Visibility Conditions

The Website Element Visibility conditions set specific criteria based on various general ideas, such as Bidder Status, Display Conditions, Timing, and Event Configuration options.

  • Bidder Status
    • Signed in accounts
    • Bidders
    • Bidders with a balance
    • Bidders with a card
    • Ticket holders
  • Display Conditions
    • Mobile view
    • Desktop view
    • Edit mode only
  • Timing
  • Event Configuration
    • Maximum bidding enabled (Enable Maximum Proxy Bidding)
    • Text enabled
    • Bid extension enabled (Bid Extension Rules)
    • Registration enabled without tickets
    • Has admission ticket items
    • Has sponsorship items -- This refers to purchased Sponsorship items. These would be purchased and could, for example, show the buyer in a Sponsors Catalog or Sponsors Row.
    • Has raffle ticket items
    • Has live auction items
    • Has online/paper auction items

Display Element To All Visitors

To make the element visible to all website visitors, you ensure there is a NO visibility status set. You can click the "trash can" icon beside the visibility property to clear its contents and remove its effect on the element.

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Last reviewed: January 2024
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Website Element Visibility
An overview of the various visibility conditions that can be tested for with the Add Behavior property.