Alright, first things first. Open up your Webflow project and head over to the CMS section. Find the Collection that has the items you want to tweak with conditional visibility.

Next, open the Collection Template Page where you want to add that conditional visibility magic. This is usually the page template tied to individual items in your Collection.

Now, pick the element (text, image, section, etc.) that you want to show or hide based on a condition. Just click on the element to select it.

With your element selected, head over to the Settings panel on the right side of the Webflow Designer. Look for the "Conditional Visibility" section and click on it.

Click the "Add Condition" button. You'll see options to create conditions based on the fields available in your Collection. Choose the field and the condition (e.g., "is set," "equals," "is not empty," etc.) that you want to use. For example, if you want an element to appear only if a specific field (e.g., "Featured") is set to "True," choose that field and condition.

After setting your condition, you'll notice the element is now governed by the rules you selected. Save your changes and publish your site to see the conditional visibility in action on the live website.