Website Element Visibility

Learn how to control when and to whom elements appear on your event website using visibility conditions.

Visibility rules let you control which elements are displayed based on factors like a guest's bidder status, the type of device they're using, or the current date and time. You can show an element only to a specific group, or hide it from everyone except that group.

Visibility is not a security measure

Hiding an element is a display-only change — the underlying content is still accessible to guests who know where to look. Do not use visibility rules to protect sensitive information.


Setting Visibility

  1. Select the element on your website.
  2. In the settings panel, click Add Behavior.
  3. Click Visibility to add it as a property.
  4. Click the Visibility property to open the configuration panel.

Hiding a page affects its menu entry

If you apply a visibility rule to an entire page, the page may no longer appear in your website's navigation menu for the affected guests. Review your menu after setting page-level visibility rules.


Show To / Hide From

Use the Show to / Hide from toggle to choose how the condition applies:

  • Show to — the element is visible only to visitors who match the condition; everyone else sees nothing.
  • Hide from — the element is hidden from visitors who match the condition; everyone else sees it.

Visibility Conditions

Choose a condition from the dropdown to define which visitors the rule targets.

CategoryConditionDescription
Bidder StatusSigned in accountsApplies to any visitor who has signed in to the event website.
Bidder StatusBiddersApplies to registered bidders.
Bidder StatusBidders with a balanceApplies to bidders who have an outstanding balance.
Bidder StatusBidders with a cardApplies to bidders who have a saved credit card on file.
Bidder StatusTicket holdersApplies to bidders who have purchased admission tickets.
Display ConditionsMobile viewApplies when the page is viewed on a phone or tablet.
Display ConditionsDesktop viewApplies when the page is viewed on a desktop or laptop.
Display ConditionsEdit mode onlyApplies only while viewing the page in the Website Editor. Useful for placeholder content visible only to editors.
TimingDate WindowShows or hides the element based on a date and time range. See Date and Time View for configuration details.
Event ConfigurationMaximum bidding enabledApplies when Maximum Bidding is turned on for the event.
Event ConfigurationText enabledApplies when Text bidding is enabled for the event.
Event ConfigurationBid extension enabledApplies when Bid Extension is enabled for the event.
Event ConfigurationRegistration enabled without ticketsApplies when bidder registration is open without requiring ticket purchase.
Event ConfigurationHas admission ticket itemsApplies when the event has at least one admission ticket item for sale.
Event ConfigurationHas sponsorship itemsApplies when the event has at least one sponsorship item for sale.
Event ConfigurationHas raffle ticket itemsApplies when the event has at least one raffle ticket item for sale.
Event ConfigurationHas live auction itemsApplies when the event has at least one live auction item.
Event ConfigurationHas online auction itemsApplies when the event has at least one online auction item.
Event ConfigurationHas paper auction itemsApplies when the event has at least one paper auction item.

Visibility on email-linked pages

When guests visit your website through a link in a notification email, they may be automatically signed in. Visibility conditions based on bidder status will apply as expected for those guests.


Display Element To All Visitors

To remove a visibility rule and make the element visible to everyone, open the condition dropdown and select Display Element To All Visitors. This clears any previously set condition.


See Common Element Actions for more details on managing element behavior.


Last reviewed: July 2026
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Website Element Visibility
Learn how to control when and to whom elements appear on your event website using visibility conditions.
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