If you want to display an element randomly, you can control the percentage probability of when it will be shown.
You can use this feature to run A/B tests, display different content to users, or add an element of randomness to your page.
How it works
You can set a probability percentage for the display of an element using a slider. The percentage you choose determines the chance that the element will be shown. For example:
50% Probability: There is a 50% chance that the element will appear when the page is loaded and a 50% chance that it will not.
30% Probability: The element will appear 30% of the time and remain hidden 70% of the time.
Example
You want to run an A/B test in which half of your users see one version of the content and the other half see another (or no content). Setting the probability to 50% makes this easy to achieve.
When applied to multiple elements on the same page, each element will have its probability, potentially generating a different combination of elements each time the page is loaded.
This allows for flexible testing scenarios or adding a touch of randomness to your content presentation.