Content Visibility for Divi Builder
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Content Visibility for Divi Builder.
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What It Does
Content Visibility for Divi Builder adds conditional visibility controls to Divi modules, sections, and rows, letting you show or hide content based on user roles, login status, devices, dates, and other rules directly within the Divi builder. It is purpose-built for sites that need to gate or personalize content without writing custom CSS or PHP.
Who It's For
This plugin is best for Divi-based sites that need to show or hide modules based on visitor conditions, such as membership platforms, gated course content, logged-in versus logged-out user experiences, or seasonal marketing campaigns. It fits agencies and freelancers building client sites in Divi who want granular content control without custom code.
Who Should Skip It
If you are not using the Divi Builder, this plugin is useless, and if you only need simple logged-in or logged-out visibility, a free general-purpose solution or Divi's built-in options may be enough.
The Bottom Line
Content Visibility for Divi Builder delivers exactly what Divi users need for conditional content display, and the 96 out of 100 user rating is a strong signal of quality. The main caveats are the small install base of 2,000 and the absence of any public support threads, so you are buying into a relatively niche tool. It is a solid pick for Divi builders who want this functionality, but larger and more battle-tested alternatives exist for the broader WordPress ecosystem.
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