The conditional visibility does exactly what is says, making some elements invisible on the page (display: none), which means the content itself is still in the HTML source.
However, there are times based upon the conditions, where I don’t want the content or section to compile at all in the HTML output if the condition is not met. This is more of a conditional compiling than conditional visibility. Is there any way to achieve this, excluding content entirely from the HTML, without having to create multiple collections of essentially the same data type?
I could get around this if Webflow allowed for multiple Collection Page templates for the same data collection, but as far as I know you can only have 1 page template for each collection.
FYI, I’m using this for landing pages, meaning that depending upon the conditions (ad content, keyword, or promotion), the page structure and sections will change. Including the unnecessary content in the HTML may increase the page load time, expose unwanted content if the user views the source code, and also may affect my quality score when the adsbot scrapes the page and sees unrelated content.
Here is an example of the same collection template rendering 2 different ways:
- https://www.emergencyonlinetraining.com/welcome/cpr-adult
- https://www.emergencyonlinetraining.com/welcome/cpr-adult-hero
Is my only option to create multiple Collections of the same data type?
TIA