Smart rule for email content block

[milosuma]

It would be great if the smart rule for content blocks in an email template would allow to hide the block completely if a set of conditions is not met, rather than just allow to serve different content within it.

I would need a smart rule that completely hides a block with a particular notice from the email, for whom the notice is not relevant. I don't have adequate content to subsctitute the notice with.

[PBloch]

👍

[BiancaRB]

same problem here.

we have a workflow that sends outbound emails to contacts that have registered for something or have yet to register. being able to remove a module (and the coressponding CTA to register), would be useful as in this situation, we dont want to have a different CTA at all, we just want to omit it.

[MFreiburg]

+1 for getting this basic personalisation feature implemented

[rmarkey]

Jumping in on this thread to voice the need to be able to apply mart rules to entire rows, and using more critera like contact/company field values. This was something where we had ultimate flexiblity in Eloqua, but Hubspot seems to be lacking.

[aj-fub]

Adding myself to the list of people who need this feature implemented. We could easily do this in Intercom — really disappointed to find out this basic feature is missing in HubSpot.

[evabryn]

Come on HubSpot - please make this happen! It would be a really useful feature

[Harling]

fully agree - give us a hide functionality for whole sections and as criteria the possibility to use properties instead of creating lists for everything

[ChrisMiami]

Again requesting this functionality.  It's holding us back from more powerful email personalization.

[AirswiftRob]

I agree - this is a crucial feature. I also want to hide text if a field is empty rather than set up multiple smart rules for a text block

[ARingwood]

This is a must. In fact it's so vital that if Mailchimp had stronger integrations, I would just reccomend my MD to move to this, to think for only £20 a month Mailchimp has all this and a schedular and honestly it feels much more robust.