Condition: exclude a page

Hi Darryn, I would use the following manual condition for that.

! is_page( 'checkout' )

That will make the box show up on all pages except for the page with checkout as slug.

Hope that helps!

Thanks Danny.

If I wanted to hide on multiple pages. How would I do this?

/solar-quotes/ & /solar-quotes-3/

I have tried this: ! is_page( ‘solar-quotes’&’solar-quotes-3’) however this does not seem to hide on the ‘solar-quotes-3’ page.

Thanks

Hi Darryn,

You can use the following to hide on multiple pages.

! is_page( 'solar-quotes' ) && ! is_page( 'solar-quotes-3' )

You can continue like that by just adding more exclusion statements. Say you want to hide it on some-other-page as well:

! is_page( 'solar-quotes' ) && ! is_page( 'solar-quotes-3' ) && ! is_page( 'some-other-page' )

Hope that makes sense!

Hiding on all subpages of a given page is a bit more difficult but I would use the following for that.

This checks if the requested URL does not contain /my-account/.

Use the following manual condition for this.

stristr( $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], '/my-account/' ) === false

To use this in combination with the other rules you set-up, use this.

! is_page( 'solar-quotes' ) && ! is_page( 'solar-quotes-3' ) && ( stristr( $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], '/my-account/' ) === false  )

Hope that helps!