Andreas Münch

wpTerra

This plugin adds settings to all elements in WPBakery page builder to hide/show the content elements on your website based on user roles. This way you can easily restrict content in WPBakery pages and posts.
For example you can hide a specific column element on your page or post for all users but editors or only show it to logged-out users.
By default (with no checkboxes checked) the content will be visible for all users.
The hidden content will also be removed from the HTML.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>can hide content in the frontend for specific user roles and logged out users</li>
<li>works with all WPBakery elements</li>
<li>removes hidden content from HTML Code</li>
<li>also works with added custom roles</li>
<li>no hidden costs, completely free plugin</li>
</ul>
<h3>Issues with specific Themes / Plugin versions</h3>
There are alot of themes that are using modified versions of WPBakery Page Builder. Some may not work together well with this plugin.
<h4>Uncode Theme</h4>
The Uncode WPBakery version did not show the tab Visible for roles at all. We fixed this by changing the hook when to add the our tab.
<h4>Salient Theme</h4>
The Salient Theme transforms checkboxes to switches and removes the labels. We fixed that in 1.2.1 and put the labels back there.

Hide Content by User Role for WPBakery

Hide/show/restrict elements based on user roles like administrator in WPBakery page builder (formerly Visual Composer).

Obren Markov

VC Simple All Responsive Plugin provides full responsiveness to sites created with Page Builder. So far, we have been able to determine the screens on which some Row and Columns will appear (or not appear). From now on, thanks to this plugin, this type of control is obtained over all Page Builder elements.
VC Simple All Responsive plugin creates a new element of the Page Builder that can be found in All and in the Content section. It works as a container that determines when the content that is placed in it will be visible (or not).
VC Simple All Responsive conatiners are placed inside the column. Within a single column we can place an arbitrary number of containers, and it is possible that they have different settings. Also, they can be arbitrarily combined with free elements (elements outside the container).
It is possible to set several elements within a single container. In this case, the same rules for displaying apply to all elements within a single container.
When you drag the element inside the container, it behaves commonly, in the way it would behave outside of the container. The container has only one type of setting, which determines the conditions for displaying the content.
The container can be left unfilled (without content), and then he will have no visible effect. Also, similar to the Page Builder rows, the container can be completely excluded from the view (regardless of the screen size).
Benefits of Use: 
WPBakery Page Builder in the original version provides the option to set the visibility depending on the screen sizes of the device, but only at the level of Rows and Columns. In addition, it is not possible to set up two or more competitive columns (competitive, in the sense that they fill the same space). The interior elements do not have this possibility of visibility adjustments. This is sufficient for rough adjustment of the responsiveness, however, it is not practical in cases of finer tuning, when only a partially different content is displayed on different resolutions. Plugin VC Simple All Responsive allows complete freedom in this regard. The ability to choose when it will be displayed is enabled at the level of a single element or an arbitrary group of elements. The back-end display is of a competitive type (in the same column), which facilitates visibility.
Example: With the VC Simple All Responsive Plugin, it is possible to set up in the same column: element visible only on desktop screens (in the first All Responsive container), then a group of elements seen only on tablets and on mobile phones (in the 2nd All Responsive container) and finally (at any place, whatever) the elements that are visible on all screens (free elements placed in the usual way, outside of the container). Without the use of All Responsive Elements plugin, it would be necessary to form three separate rows, each with its own setting and copying repeating elements (in other columns, for example). Great advantages are also that the Websites Back End with using of the VC Simple All Responsive Plugin is much more readable and the memory and processor load of the site is reduced.
VC Simple All Responsive element can equally apply to additional elements of independent manufacturers, as well as to the basic elements of Page Builder. For this reason, the implemented solution is superior to some other that are applied in some WP themes.
Please, when evaluating this plugin, you understand that it is free and that customer support is adequate to that. 
Also, in situations with WordPress ver 5 or newer WPBakery Page Builder do not behave completely correctly, it surely means that this plugin will not behave correctly, too. This is not a plugin shortage. This problem occurs because some WP themes have not adapted well to WordPress 5 and Gutenberg appears. Over time, these problems will be less.
Note: 
For the proper functioning of this plugin, it is necessary to have an active installation of WPBakery Page Builder (js_composer) in version 5 or later.

WPBakery Page Builder Simple All Responsive

hasn't been updated for WP 5.5

VC Simple All Responsive makes it easier to develop responsive websites when using WPBakery Page Builder. Works on elements within columns.

Hide Content by User Role for WPBakery vs WPBakery Page Builder Simple All Responsive