Hi there,
I’m missing the possibility of using reference value as condition for element visibility.
Use case:
I’m designing a blog post template.
I want to make a section in the bottom which displays other posts then current from current post category.
When there is no other post in current post category I would like to hide this section.
Thank you
Hi,
At list level you set the list to show only posts from the current category:
http://vincent.polenordstudio.fr/snap/qlp1k.jpg
Down the hierarchy, lower than the Dynamic Item level, you set the cond. visibility to avoid showing the current post in the list of other post of the current category:
http://vincent.polenordstudio.fr/snap/48ai7.jpg
That’s what you’re probably missing: conditional visibility happens on dynamic elements (a text, an image, a link…), not on dynamic objects (a Dynamic List, a Dynamic Item).
http://vincent.polenordstudio.fr/snap/pa68n.jpg
Now if the list is empty, that’s true, it will display the empty state message… I don’t know if there’s a solution for not showing the list if it’s empty.
Hi Vincent, thank you for your time 
This is exactly what I mean, to hide element based on condition if list is empty.
I want to hide the whole section with related posts in case there are no other related posts.
Actually what I would need is the condition…
Element is visible when the post-count in current post category is more then 1.
Maybe sometimes in the future 
You can add this request to the whishlist site! https://wishlist.webflow.com/
i’ll give you some of my votes if you do so
Hey @tomatej
What you can do here is select the no items found empty state container, add a class to it and simply set
.emptystate {
display: none;
}
on it. Let us know if that works for you!
