WP Brain - WordPress Logic Controller

Many sites need different content for different visitors. A promotion might run only for a set period, a menu link might be meant for logged-in users, or a banner might make sense only on mobile. The plugin handles these cases with display rules instead of custom code, so the logic stays in one place and is easy to adjust later.

The rules come from more than 30 built-in filters, over 22 operators and nested condition groups. Filters cover the page, post type, template, user role, device, date and location. Operators such as equals, contains, less than and greater than let you write precise statements, and groups let you combine them in layers. A drag-and-drop builder keeps the process approachable for different skill levels.

Features

• More than 30 built-in filters: Pick from filters such as page, post type, template, user role, device, date and location to define exactly when a piece of content should be visible.
• Over 22 operators: Write detailed logic statements with operators like equals, contains, less than and greater than, so each condition matches the case you have in mind.
• Nested condition groups: Build multi-layered groups of conditions to combine rules in advanced ways, which helps when a simple yes or no check is not enough.
• Widget, menu and block control: Show or hide widgets, menu items, content blocks and other elements based on the conditions you define.
• Device targeting: Set display rules for desktop, tablet or mobile visitors so each group sees content that suits the screen they are using.
• User role conditions: Change what appears depending on the visitor's role, from guests to administrators, to give each type of user a fitting experience.
• Date and time scheduling: Make content appear or disappear on specific dates or within a timeframe, which suits promotions and seasonal campaigns.
• Location-based rules: Target content by the visitor's geographic location to deliver region-specific messages and offers.

Best for

• Marketers running timed or targeted campaigns
• Developers who want visibility rules without custom code
• Site administrators managing content for different user roles