How to Set Up Conditional Logic for Shopify Product Options (5 Real Configurations)

What is conditional logic for Shopify product options?

• Aris Option → Aris Option: One custom option controls the
• visibility of another custom option.
• Shopify Option → Aris Option: A native Shopify product option
• controls the visibility of a custom Aris option.

What can you do with Aris conditional logic?

• All: Every condition must be true before the rule applies.
• Any: At least one condition must be true before the rule
• applies.

How to set up conditional logic in Aris Product Options

Step 1: Create an Option Set

1. 1.Open the Aris Option tab.
2. 2.Go to the Option Set section.
3. 3.Click Create Option Set.
4. 4.Enter a name for your Option Set.
5. 5.Click Add Option to select the option types you need.

Step 2: Create your primary option (Option A)

• Yes
• No

Step 3: Create your dependent option (Option B)

Step 4: Configure Conditional Logic

1. 1.Select the relevant *Label on Cart from the dropdown.
2. 2.Choose the condition operator.
3. 3.Enter or select the value that should trigger the rule.
4. 4.Choose the appropriate display behavior.
5. 5.Save the configuration.

Step 5: Apply and test your Option Set

1. 1.Select the products where the Option Set should appear.
2. 2.Save the Option Set.
3. 3.Open the Preview section on the right side of the options.
4. 4.Test different customer selections.
5. 5.If possible, open the live product page to verify the storefront behavior.

5 practical conditional logic configurations for Shopify stores

1. Show a greeting card message field when customers add a card

1. 1.Customer selects "Add a greeting card?"
2. 2.Customer chooses Yes or No.
3. 3.If Yes, the message field appears.
4. 4.Customer enters a personal message.

2. Display different sizes based on the selected Shopify color variant

1. 1.Customer selects Green from the native Shopify Color variant.
2. 2.The corresponding Green size option appears.
3. 3.If the customer selects Yellow, the Yellow size option appears instead.

3. Show engraving font choices only when customers request engraving on wooden products

1. 1.Customer selects Add Engraving = Yes.
2. 2.Customer selects Material = Wood.
3. 3.The Engraving Font field appears.

4. Display gift-wrap options for selected product categories

1. 1.Customer chooses Mug or Notebook.
2. 2.The Gift Wrap option appears.
3. 3.Customers can select their preferred wrapping option.

5. Display an additional customization field for larger orders

All vs. Any: Which condition should you use?

• Choose All when every condition must be true.
• Choose Any when at least one condition is enough.

Common conditional logic mistakes and how to avoid them

When should you use conditional logic?

• You sell personalized products with optional engraving, messages or customization.
• Different product variants require different additional choices.
• You offer optional services such as gift wrapping.
• Your product page contains several fields that are only relevant in specific situations.
• You want to guide customers through a more structured customization process.

When should you not use conditional logic?

• Your product has only one or two simple options.
• All customers need to see the same fields.
• Your choices are independent of one another.
• A simple dropdown or checkbox already communicates the available choices clearly.

Frequently asked questions

What is conditional logic in Shopify product options?

Can I use conditional logic between Shopify variants and custom product options?

What is the difference between All and Any conditions?

Can I show or hide an option based on a customer's selection?

What happens if I change an option after setting up conditional logic?

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