Problem:
How can I find out what my field outputs when it's used in HTML Conditionals?
I do not know what value to compare my custom fields to precisely.
Solution:
The best trick here is to insert the actual field in the loop (wpcf-my-field) so you see on the front end what it outputs in the single cases.
Then, you just use those values in your HTML conditions.
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