The ability to change the visibility not only based on the log-in status but also on the different access groups. For example to make an element visible for a customer of access group A but not for a customor with access group B.
Simon Ester
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Why building a group-based membership model if we can't do nothing with it afterward?
Use cases are plenty:
controlling element-level content, including code block that forward the user to the right page using simple document.location snippet
on user account page displaying something when a user has an account, but no membership (user group) yet
gracefully handling a situation where a user with an account, but no membership(user group) sees the "access denied" page
... and many more
This would be a game changer for me!
Please
To change the visibility of elements based on different access groups, you can use conditional logic in your website’s code.
Define the access groups for your users, such as ‘Group A’ and ‘Group B’.
Assign a unique identifier or class to the elements you want to control visibility for, based on the access group.
Use JavaScript to implement the conditional logic. Check the user’s access group upon login and then show or hide elements accordingly.
.group-A and .group-B are classes assigned to elements that should be visible to users of Group A and Group B, respectively.
userAccessGroup is a variable that should be set based on the logged-in user’s access group.
The updateElementVisibility function updates the display property of elements based on the user’s access group.
maximtimeclock
I agree, please include this feature as it's important to the gated content user experience.
This is super important - not sure how to present a Overview page anyways?? I am doing a private event page for a wedding and cannot let the others see the dates they are not invited to...
Really important addition. Particularly to be able to show content not just based on the delineation of separate access groups but for my purposes I need content accessible to all my members and of those members only some have access to other content so they would be members of two groups. I would like not to have links and therefore the knowledge of other content available to members that are not members of both groups.
Yes, please add this feature. It would be very important to make my site work the way it should :)
Also ran into this snag and I'm ready to launch the site - this is the one issue I'm trying to find a work-around for, but if this could be an added feature or if we could get an update, that would be amazing!
Massive need for elements to be visible by individual access groups. Any time frame updates would be very appreciated!
Any hope for this feature?
Please!
This is so needed. You've only got half the solution with the current implementation.
yes, please!
Insteresting feature to have
I was so excited about memberships in Webflow until I hit this exact roadblock on both my personal portfolio and a client site to show different products based on user role.
It's now December. Is this due for release?
This is something that really needs to be added, especially with memberships now being something that webflow advertises
Is there an update on this feature request?
We need this...... now!
We need this yesterday!