Display Conditions
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Display Conditions let you control where and when a Template Part appears on your site.
You can create rules to include or exclude specific areas based on page type, user role, WooCommerce state, date, and more — giving you full control over visibility without writing any code.
This works with all Template Part types: Sections, Headers, Footers, and Pages.
While editing a Template Part:
Click the Kalium icon in the top-right corner to open the settings panel
Scroll to the Display Conditions section
Click Add Condition
Choose a condition type (e.g. General Page, Single Post, etc.)
Set the rule using is or is not
Select the target (e.g. a specific page, post type, or user role)
Each condition supports two rule types:
is – The Template Part will be shown on the selected target(s)
is not – The Template Part will be hidden on the selected target(s)
Here’s a full list of supported condition types, grouped for clarity. These allow you to target content by page, post, user status, device type, time, and more.
General Page
Where it applies
Entire Site
Applies to every page on your site
Front Page
The homepage of your WordPress site
Blog Page
The main blog listing page
404 Error Page
The "Page Not Found" screen
Search Page
Search results pages
Singular Content
Where it applies
Single Post
Individual blog posts
Single Page
Individual static pages
Custom Post Type Single
Select any custom post type (e.g. Portfolio, Product), then choose specific items
Attachment
Media attachment pages
Archive
Where it applies
Blog Archive
The main post archive
Date Archive
Archives by day, month, or year
Author Archive
Pages listing posts by a specific author
Custom Post Type Archive
Archive page for custom post types (e.g. Products, Portfolios)
Taxonomy
Where it applies
Category Archive
Blog categories (e.g. News, Tutorials)
Tag Archive
Blog tags
Custom Taxonomy Archive
Choose custom taxonomy and terms (e.g. Product Categories, Portfolio Types)
User
Where it applies
Logged In
Shows only to users who are logged in
Logged Out
Shows only to users who are not logged in
User Role
Target specific roles like Administrator, Editor, Subscriber, Customer, etc.
WooCommerce
Where it applies
Product Page
Individual product pages
Shop Archive
The main shop page
Product Category Archive
Category listings (e.g. T-Shirts, Shoes)
Product Tag Archive
Tag listings on products
Cart Page
The WooCommerce cart page
Checkout Page
The WooCommerce checkout
My Account Page
Customer account area (login, orders, etc.)
Date & Time
Where it applies
Specific Date
Show only on a selected date
Specific Time
Show only during a specific time of day
Specific Days
Show only on selected weekdays (e.g. weekends only)
Custom Condition
Where it applies
PHP Callback
Enter a custom PHP function that returns true/false
Post Meta
Target based on a meta key/value with operators (e.g. meta_key = value)
URL Query String
Match parts of the URL (e.g. ?utm_campaign=summer)
Referrer URL
Show based on the referring page or site
When adding more than one condition, you'll see a toggle at the top of the conditions panel to choose between AND and OR.
These are called logical operators, and they control how the conditions work together:
AND – All conditions must match for the Template Part to appear Example: Show only on the Cart page AND only for logged-in users
OR – The Template Part appears if any of the conditions match Example: Show on the Front Page OR the Blog page
You can switch between these modes at any time to change how your display rules are applied.
Display Conditions are one of the most powerful features in Template Parts. Combined with Placement and Container Settings, they give you full control over when and where your content appears — without any custom code.
