If you go into your Component’s XML and add a node like you have with native components, you can add Render Conditions here, and Conditional Rendering will take effect at runtime. For example:

This doesn’t provide you with a “Rendering” property category in the Page Composer (like you’re asking for), but we’re working on exposing the API for doing this!

Thanks, Zach! This should work perfectly for another component I have. Unfortunately, I’m not sure if it’ll work for the component that I originally was asking about. To give you some more details on my scenario, I have a component (it’s part of the single module that we use for all of our pages, in case that matters) that is used on 3 or 4 pages (account page, opportunity, order, etc). Just on the opportunity page, I need to hide the component if the opportunity is closed - for all our other pages, the component should always be shown. Could I have a snippet on the opportunity page that adds in the renderconiditions to the component?

Jonathan, your use case sounds like a perfect fit for doing what I described about — in the Page XML for the Opportunity Page, add the Render Conditions. Don’t add anything to the other pages where the component is used. Not sure why a Snippet would be needed…

Zach, I’m apparently not very good at reading - when I originally read your reply, I thought the rendercondition stuff was supposed to go into the builder JS for the component - I’m not sure why I thought that, guess I need to drink more coffee in the afternoons 

So yes, I think what you originally gave me should work perfectly for my use case - thanks again for the help!

Hah, I think we’re all like that in the afternoons :) 

Any word on this?

This doesn’t provide you with a “Rendering” property category in the Page Composer (like you’re asking for), but we’re working on exposing the API for doing this!