Iraklis Kostalas

This is a simple plugin that fixes one of the main issues with the Elementor Countdown Widget; the inability to dynamically set the due date with an ACF Field.
The plugin takes an ACF datetime field and makes it the due date for the Elementor Countdown Widget.
How to use:
<ul>
<li>Create a Date Time Picker field in ACF (Advanced Custom Fields)</li>
<li>Make sure the output of the datetime field is set to: Y-m-d H:i:s (it’s the last option before “Custom”)</li>
<li>Copy the Field Name of the field you just created.</li>
<li>Paste the Field Name of the field you just created into the input in the DCEA Settings Page.</li>
<li>Click on “Save Changes”.</li>
<li>Add an Elementor Countdown Widget to your page. </li>
<li>The due date is now set from the ACF Field instead of the option in the Elementor Builder interface.</li>
</ul>
Note: This plugin only affects the rendering of the countdown widget on the front end. It does not add dynamic date support to the countdown widget in the Elementor builder interface.

Dynamic Countdown with ACF and Elementor

This is a simple plugin that fixes one of the main issues with the Elementor Countdown Widget; the inability to dynamically set the due date with an A …

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Dynamic Conditions is an Elementor addon that adds conditional logic to show or hide different elements. The plugin adds conditions to dynamic tags to show/hide a widget or section.
The plugin requires Elementor Pro since it uses Dynamic Tags to set the comparison conditions.
Setting display conditions is easy! Just enter the condition value and compare it to any dynamic tag. If the condition is met, set whether you want to show or hide the element. Can it be more simple?
Advanced users can set complex conditions – you can check if a field is empty, if it contains some value, if it equals a value, greater/smaller or between a certain value.
Special thanks to <a href="https://wptuts.co.uk" rel="nofollow ugc">WPTuts</a> for making a nice video tutorial:
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You can support development by contributing to the plugin´s GitHub repository:
<a href="https://github.com/RTO-Websites/dynamic-conditions" rel="nofollow ugc">Github Dynamic Conditions</a>
<h4>Usage</h4>
<ol>
<li>Select a widget or a section.</li>
<li>Go to the Advanced tab.</li>
<li>Click the Dynamic Conditions area.</li>
<li>Set the “Dynamic Tag” field you want to compare to.</li>
<li>Set whether you want to “Show/Hide” the element if the condition is met.</li>
<li>Under the “Condition” field, select what you wish to compare. You can compare whether the field is empty/not-empty, check if it has a specific value or if its value is between two other values.</li>
<li>The “Compare Type” field defines what type of fields do you want to compare. Default compares two strings (text). But if you want to show a widget/section only on Monday or only in December, you can select Days or Month as Compare-Type.</li>
<li>At last you have to enter the value to compare the dynamic-field with. Or two values, if you have selected the “between” condition.</li>
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Dynamic Conditions

This plugin is extremely helpful in adding functionality that would otherwise involve extra code. I've used it a lot on a couple of large eCommerce sites, and it allows you another level of customisation.

Extremely useful plugin that fills a big gap.

It's amazing how much more you can get out of Elementor with this plugin. Thanks!!

Super useful plugin


When I ran into an issue, support was there to solve it quickly for me. Having been on in situations where that isn't the case with other plugins, I can't tell you how important that is!


Great support!

Activates conditions for dynamic tags to show/hide a widget or section.

Dynamic Countdown with ACF and Elementor vs Dynamic Conditions