Elementor

Membership-aware widgets and visibility controls for Elementor. Show or hide content by tag while you design.

Elementor is the most common page builder on membership sites, and the usual membership arrangement is clumsy: hide sections with a third-party visibility plugin, or wrap content in shortcodes inside HTML widgets. Both break the visual editing experience, and both are one more thing for a consultant to maintain.

The integration makes membership a native condition inside Elementor. Any section, column, or widget can require tags, with a choice of needing any or all of them. The control sits in the element's own advanced settings, so it works the way every other Elementor setting works. A visitor who lacks the tag sees nothing, not a blank gap, because the element simply doesn't render.

Elementor pages also gain member widgets: display a field from the member's record, show a login form, or greet the member by name, all placed visually like any other widget. A member dashboard stops being a special template and becomes an ordinary Elementor page with member-aware pieces.

For template-driven sites, the same conditions apply in Elementor's theme builder. A header built for members can differ from the public header, and single-page templates can adapt to who is viewing, without maintaining parallel templates.