설명
Adaptive Audience Display (AAD) gives you control over which Elementor elements are visible based on user login status or roles. This plugin helps you personalize content without adding complexity or slowing down your site.
Why use AAD?
– Show or hide widgets, containers, and sections based on login state.
– Improve user experience by displaying relevant content only to the right audience.
– Reduce unnecessary DOM elements for better performance and SEO.
Key Benefits
– Lightweight and easy to use.
– Compatible with Elementor’s rendering pipeline.
– Helps improve Core Web Vitals and Google PageSpeed by reducing unused elements.
Features
- Visibility toggle for Elementor widgets, containers, and sections.
- Frontend enforcement after page republish.
- Works with Elementor Free and Pro.
Upgrade to Pro
The Pro version adds:
– Role-based visibility control for Elementor elements.
– Advanced diagnostics for troubleshooting visibility logic.
Learn more: AdaptiveAudienceDisplay.com
Disclaimer
This plugin is not affiliated with or endorsed by Elementor.
스크린샷
Visibility toggle in Elementor widget settings. 
Popup instructions modal in admin. 
설치
- Install via the WordPress plugin installer and activate the plugin.
- Edit any Elementor widget, container, or section.
- Locate the Adaptive Audience Display panel in the Advanced tab.
- Choose visibility settings based on login state.
- Update and republish the page.
FAQ
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Does this work with Elementor Free?
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Yes.
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Does this plugin support role-based visibility?
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Role-based logic is available in the Pro version.
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Do I need to republish the page for changes to apply?
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Yes, visibility logic is enforced after republishing.
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기여자 & 개발자
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기여자
변경이력
1.1.35 (Release Date – 10 December 2025)
- Updated readme.txt for documentation
- Minor PHP update: Added Elementor compatibility tag (Elementor 3.33.4).
1.1.34 (Release Date – 6 December 2025)
- Added: Load text domain on plugins_loaded for proper internationalization (i18n).
- Added: PRO CTA to Widgets/Sections/Columns (2.3) – appears when Role-Based Visibility is enabled and PRO is inactive.
- Changed: Standardized login-state option labels for translator clarity.
- Changed: Consistent use of esc_html__, esc_attr__, and esc_url across UI strings and attributes.
- Fixed: 2.3 CTA now uses the same RAW_HTML format as Containers (3.3) for identical appearance.
- Fixed: Removed sprintf() placeholder mismatch and extra closing tag in 2.3 that could cause warnings or fatal errors.
- Fixed: Localized and escaped alt text (“Locked Toggle”) in all role list renderings.
- Updated: readme.txt for documentation.
- Updated: WordPress compatibility tag.
- Updated: Elementor compatibility tag.
1.1.33 (Release Date – 4 December 2025)
- Updated readme.txt for documentation
- Minor PHP update: Added WordPress compatibility tag
- Minor PHP update: Added Elementor compatibility tag
1.1.32 (Release Date – 24 November 2025)
- Updated readme.txt for documentation
- Minor PHP update: Added Elementor compatibility tag
1.1.31 (Release Date – 18 November 2025)
- Updated readme.txt for documentation
- Minor PHP update: Added Elementor compatibility tag
1.1.30 (Release Date – 11 November 2025)
- Updated readme.txt for documentation
- Minor PHP update: Added Elementor compatibility tag
1.1.29 (Release Date – 11 November 2025)
- Updated readme.txt for documentation
- Minor PHP update: Added Elementor compatibility tag
1.1.28.1 (Release Date – 11 November 2025)
- Updated readme.txt for documentation (Elementor update 3.33.0)
1.1.28 (Release Date – 6 November 2025)
- Minor improvements and compatibility updates.
1.1.27 (Release Date – 5 November 2025)
- Enhancements for Pro version compatibility.
1.1.26 (Release Date – 3 October 2025)
- Initial release on WordPress.org.
- Fixed layout-breaking visibility logic.
- Added layout protection for headers and footers.
- Confirmed compatibility with Elementor containers and sections.