Beginnerv1.1.0

Show and Hide Fields with Conditions

Conditional logic makes forms feel smart — fields appear only when they're relevant. This reduces visual noise, speeds up completion, and improves data quality. You'll learn to show a "Company Name" field only when the user selects "Business" as their account type.

Add a trigger field

Add a Radio field labelled "Account Type" with options: Personal and Business. This will control the conditional visibility of other fields.

Add the conditional field

Add a Text field labelled "Company Name" below the radio field. Leave it optional for now.

Enable conditional logic on Company Name

Select the Company Name field in the builder. In the right panel, open the Conditions tab. Toggle Enable Conditions on. Set the rule to: Show this field if Account Type is Business.

Preview the behaviour

Click Preview in the builder. Select "Personal" — Company Name is hidden. Select "Business" — Company Name appears. The form validates correctly either way: Company Name is only required when visible.

You can chain multiple conditions — for example, show a "VAT Number" field only when Account Type is Business AND Country is in the EU. Use AND/OR logic in the Conditions panel to build complex rules without any code.