Yes, +1. Specific use case is that we have entire blocks that should appear or not based on a variable. And, within that block, we need some Smart Content.

Hello PandaDoc team,

We rely heavily on the content library to build modular templates. A major limitation we face is the lack of support for conditional logic (e.g. checkboxes or dropdowns) within content library items.

Since our templates consist entirely of reusable blocks, we’re forced to manually reapply logic after inserting each one—this is inefficient and error-prone.

Supporting conditional logic directly in library items would greatly improve our workflow and enable truly scalable, dynamic documents.

Thank you for considering this improvement!

When saving something in the content library that has conditional field rules, those rules stay. Currently they are cleared out.

There should be custom conditional logics for when a combination of multiple conditions met. Having only If/Then logic constraints the flexibility of using "Smart" content blocks. #Critical

I don't understand this is not possible. If you create a fixed set of questions/fields and you want them to (conditionally) work the same over multiple templates and get the data in the exact same way over the API, this is really needed.

We build HR dossiers with content library items. Not having them route conditional fields more or less removes the utility of using PandaDoc over a paper form for us.

create a variable that pulls in the name of a content library piece

This would be really useful - we want to ensure that all info is captured correctly in our documents, which involves making our fields compulsory in as many places as possible. Allowing conditional fields in the content library means that we can do this throughout the docuemtn, ensuring that signers complete all the required information, but arent forced to enter information in places that isnt relevant.
Its great to have this feature in the core template, but not being able to include it in the content drawn from the library makes it rather redundant!

Having this will help prevent us from having to redo our work over and over across workspaces.

Having this will help prevent us from having to redo our work over and over across workspaces.

This will help from having to redo our work over and over across workspaces.

It will prevent us from wasting time redoing work over and over.

It's really important for us to have this. It prevents us from redoing our work over and over across workspaces.