Set Where your Widget appears

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The Advanced Visibility Rules are currently available only to selected customers and are supported only on Whatfix Web. For more information, contact support@whatfix.com.

For information about existing Visibility Rules, see Visibility and Display Rule Conditions.

Using the Advanced Visibility Rules, Whatfix enables you to configure where you want your widget to show up. For example, show a Smart Tip collection only on the homepage of your application.

Use the following steps to set where your widget appears:

In the Visibility rules section for your widget, click Where does the {widget name} appear?
From the Show on dropdown, select where you want to show the widget.
From the Check if {condition} dropdown, select how you want to compare the condition to the given value.
Enter where you want to show the widget. For example, Domain contains salesforce.com
Once you have added all the required Visibility Rules, click Save.
Finish creating the widget and then click Save.

List of all Where conditions

Show on	Description
URL	Use this condition to show the widget on the entire URL specified.
Domain	Use this condition to show the widget on a specific domain. The domain or the hostname is the first part of the URL.
URL path	Use this condition to show the widget on a specific section of a URL. The section or path is the part of the URL after the domain name but before parameters or hashes.
URL parameter	Use this condition to show the widget based on parameters in the URL.
URL hash value	Use this condition to show the widget based on the hash value of the URL. Hashes are often found in Single Page Applications developed using AngularJS or ReactJS.
Page tags	Use this condition to show the widget based on Page Tags. Page tags are used for the visibility of widgets on a specific page in the application. For example, use a tag called 'asia-content' to display content specific to the Asia region. For more information, see Create Role or Page based Tags.