14 Nov 2026 Release
This note covers what shipped after the 1 Nov 2026 Release, on 14 Nov 2026.
Available to makers
A divider can follow Visibility Logic
A divider opens like any other component. Behaviour includes Visibility Logic. Turn it on, choose what the rule reads, and add a condition. When the rule matches, the divider is shown. When it does not, the divider is removed and the space closes up. Phone and desktop both do this.
With no rule, the divider stays shown. A screen saved before this change looks the same.
When is current row, user inputs, or logged-in user. A row page offers the current row and the logged-in user. An update form offers all three. A create form, and a list that updates multiple rows, offer user inputs and the logged-in user.
logged-in user appears when the app has a Users database. A guest has no user row, so that rule hides the divider.
One rule reads one source. It cannot mix the current row and the logged-in user.
Copy rule and Paste rule are on every component. Paste replaces the rule and turns Visibility Logic on. A logged-in user rule pastes onto any screen in the same app. A current-row or user-inputs rule pastes onto a screen on the same database.
The blocks around the divider keep their own rules. Hiding the divider does not hide them.
What makers need to do
Nothing, for existing apps. A divider with no rule stays shown.
To hide a divider with a section, open the divider, turn on Visibility Logic, and add the condition. Copy rule on the section and Paste rule on the divider reuse a rule that is already built.
Publish the app after the rule is saved.