Can conditional fields be set up in the checkout process in Webflow? For instance, showing additional fields based on the quantity of a product being purchased. For example, requesting personal details for each participant if purchasing multiple tickets for a trip.

Yes, conditional fields can be set up in the checkout process in Webflow. This feature allows you to show or hide fields based on certain conditions, such as the quantity of a product being purchased.

To set up conditional fields in the checkout process, follow these steps:

1. Start by designing your checkout form in Webflow. Add all the necessary fields, including the ones that should be conditionally shown or hidden.

2. Select the field that you want to show conditionally. In the right panel, you'll find the Field Settings, where you can configure the field properties.

3. Scroll down to the "Show only when" section. In this section, you can define the conditions that determine when this field should be displayed.

4. In your example of requesting personal details for each participant if purchasing multiple tickets, you can use the "Quantity" field as the condition. For example, you can set the condition to show the personal details fields if the quantity is greater than 1.

5. Specify the condition using the available options such as "equals," "does not equal," "greater than," "less than," etc. In this case, you would choose "greater than" and enter a value of 1.

6. Save your changes, and now the field will only be shown when the specified condition is met.

You can repeat these steps for any additional fields you want to conditionally show or hide based on other conditions.

It's important to note that conditional fields in Webflow's checkout process are based on form field conditions and not specifically tied to e-commerce product properties or variations. This means that you may need to set up additional systems or integrations if you want more complex conditional logic based on specific product attributes.

By using conditional fields, you can create a more dynamic and tailored checkout experience for your users, ensuring they only see the necessary fields based on their input or the products they're purchasing.