Yes. Wrap the fields in a div inside the form, add a data-roolify-id attribute in Webflow, publish, and refresh your data in Roolify. The section then appears as a rule target.
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Show fields, require answers, or set values based on what someone enters. Build the behavior visually while keeping your form in Webflow.
WHY IT MATTERS
Your form can
respond as they go.
A long form asks everyone everything. With conditional rules, you can change the fields and actions to suit the person filling it out.
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Choose the condition
Match text, compare numbers or dates, check whether a field is empty, or use a checkbox’s checked state.
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Match text, compare numbers or dates, check whether a field is empty, or use a checkbox’s checked state.
Show or hide fields, require or make them optional, enable or disable inputs, and set or clear values.
03
Keep changes in draft
Save a rule without activating it. Publish when you’re ready for it to run on your live site.
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