Parameter
If you set a parameter name will show (or hide) your element.
If a PHP parameter in GET, POST, REQUEST, COOKIE, and SERVER method is:
Not set or Null;
Set and Valorized;
Set with a specific value.
Example:
show a "Thank you" message when a form is submitted;
create custom links.
Max Visualization Total
Limit an element visualization for max views.
Example:
show a coupon code for the first 100 visitors.
Max Visualization per Day
Limit an element visualization for max views.
Example:
show a coupon code for the first 100 visitors each day.
Language
When is enabled, a multi-language plugin, will let you choose a trigger for selected languages.
Actually, support:
WPML;
PolyLang;
TranslatePress
WeGlot
Example:
show an alert for all Italian users;
display a banner image only for German shops.
Conditional Tags
Triggered by native WordPress Conditional Tags which are basic functions that return a boolean if the condition is verified.
Post
All Conditional Tags are related to the current post.
Example:
show Comment section only if the current post has comments enabled;
show only sticky posts in a list of all posts.
Site
All Conditional Tags are related to general site options.
Example:
show the page sidebar only if it is globally enabled.
Page
All Conditional Tags related to a specific page like Home, 404, Search, etc.
Example:
use a more compact view on post preview in Search page results.
Archive
All Conditional Tags are related to a specific archive page.
Example:
hide post-related category in post preview if the current page is a category archive.