Template conditions allow you to control when a template is applied. Unlike locations, Template conditions allow logical combinations using AND and/or OR logic, which makes them incredibly flexible.
Here’s a brief overview of the condition types available for Breakdance templates and how they work:
- Singular
- Post: Apply the template based on whether the post is or is not one of a given list of posts.
- Post Parent: Apply the template based on the currently viewed post’s parent.
- Has Taxonomy: Apply the template based on whether the currently viewed post has a specified taxonomy or taxonomies.
- Post ID: Apply the template based on whether the currently viewed post’s ID is or is not a specificied post ID.
- Post Status: Apply the template based on the currently viewed post’s status.
- Comments Number: Apply the template based on how many comments the currently viewed post has.
- Author: Apply the template based on the author of the currently viewed post.
- Featured Image: Apply the template based on whether the currently viewed post has a featured image or not.
- User
- User Logged In Status: Apply the template based on whether the user is logged in or not.
- User Role: Apply the template based on the user’s role (e.g., Subscriber, Contributor, Author).
- User Registration Date: Apply the template based on when the user registered on the site.
- Other
- Dynamic Data: Apply the template based on dynamic data generated by other plugins or functionalities.
- Custom PHP: Apply the template using custom PHP conditions or functions.
- Browser: Apply the template based on the user’s browser (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Safari).
- Operating System: Apply the template based on the user’s operating system (e.g., Windows, macOS, Linux).
- Date & Time
- Day Of Week (WordPress): Apply the template based on the current day of the week according to your WordPress site’s settings.
- Current Time (WordPress): Apply the template according to the current time according to your WordPress site’s settings.
- Current Date (WordPress): Apply the template based on the current date according to your WordPress site’s settings.
- Post Date: Apply the template based on the publishing date of a post.
- Post Modified Date: Apply the template according to when a post was last modified.
- Current Month (WordPress): Apply the template based on the current month according to your WordPress site’s settings.
- Referrer
- Referrer URL: Apply the template based on the URL the user came from.
- Referrer Type: Apply the template depending on the type of referring source (e.g., search engine, direct link, social media).
- Sessions
- Page View Count: Apply the template based on the number of pages a user has viewed during their session.
- Session Count: Apply the template according to the number of sessions a user has had on the site.
