What’s new in Conditional Logic 1.5.1
Version 1.5.1 of the Conditional Logic add-on was released on March 23, 2026.
Improved UI/UX
We overhauled the UI/UX of the add-on, to make it clearer, easier to use, and visually in line with the main plugin styling. Error messages were improved and the language files were updated.
Customize user access to the Conditional Logic settings
This version introduces the new facetwp_admin_settings_capability hook, which lets you set a user capability that determines the WordPress user role that has access to the Conditional Logic add-on settings. This makes it possible to let for example Editors use the settings.
Note that the hook is also applied to the main FacetWP settings and the Caching add-on.
Do something after rulesets are applied
This version introduces two new JavaScript hooks that can be used to perform custom actions after rulesets are applied.
To do something after a specific ruleset is applied, use the facetwp/ruleset/apply hook. And to do something after all rulesets are applied, use the facetwp/rulesets/apply hook.
Other fixes and improvements
- We fixed several PHP8.2 deprecation messages regarding dynamically declared properties.