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title: How to Use Conditional Logic in Simple Form – Show or Hide Fields Dynamically
description: "## Table of Contents - [🎯 Introduction](#🎯-introduction) - [⚙️ Step 1: Open Form Editor](#⚙️-step-1-open-form-editor) - [🧩 Step 2: Enable Conditional Logic for a Field](#🧩-step-2-enable-conditional-logic-for-a-field) - [⚙️ Step 3: Define Conditional Actions](#⚙️-step-3-define-conditional-actions) - [💡 Pro Tips](#💡-pro-tips) - [✅ Summary](#✅-summary) ## 🎯…"
url: "https://wpazleen.com/docs/use-conditional-logic-simple-form/"
updated: "2026-03-12"
category: Simple Form
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# How to Use Conditional Logic in Simple Form – Show or Hide Fields Dynamically

## Table of Contents

- [🎯 Introduction](#🎯-introduction)
- [⚙️ Step 1: Open Form Editor](#⚙️-step-1-open-form-editor)
- [🧩 Step 2: Enable Conditional Logic for a Field](#🧩-step-2-enable-conditional-logic-for-a-field)
- [⚙️ Step 3: Define Conditional Actions](#⚙️-step-3-define-conditional-actions)
- [💡 Pro Tips](#💡-pro-tips)
- [✅ Summary](#✅-summary)

## 🎯 Introduction

Conditional logic makes your forms smarter by showing or hiding fields based on user selections.
With **[Simple Form](http://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-form) by wpazleen**, you can easily **use conditional logic in Simple Form** without coding.

This guide walks you through enabling, setting conditions, and creating dynamic form behavior.

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## ⚙️ Step 1: Open Form Editor

1. Go to **WordPress Dashboard → Simple Form → All Forms.**
2. Click **Edit** on the form you want to modify.
3. You’ll be inside the **Form Editor**, where each field is customizable.

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## 🧩 Step 2: Enable Conditional Logic for a Field

1. Click on the **pen icon** of the field you want to control.
2. Scroll to the section labeled **Conditional Logic**.
3. Check the box **“Enable Conditional Logic.”**

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## ⚙️ Step 3: Define Conditional Actions

Once enabled, you’ll see:

- **Action Dropdown** – choose “Show” or “Hide.”
- **Conditions Section** – where you can add condition rules.

Click **+ Add Condition** to define rules.

Example:

- Field: Email
- Condition: Equals `demo@gmail.com`
- Action: Hide the “Phone Number” field

This means when a user enters “demo@gmail.com,” the Phone field will be hidden.

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## 💡 Pro Tips

- Combine multiple conditions for complex logic.
- Use **equals**, **not equals**, or **contains** for flexible triggers.
- Test your form thoroughly to ensure smooth behavior.

Learn more about UX-driven form design on [UX Planet- Conditional Logic Design](https://uxplanet.org/logic-in-design-or-designers-logic-a9c3b07d334f)

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## ✅ Summary

Using **conditional logic in**[**Simple Form**](https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-form)helps create personalized user experiences, reduce unnecessary fields, and increase conversion rates all without writing a single line of code.