Shows the enclosed content only if `value` is empty or left out. If it isn't, nothing is shown, or the content after `[else]` is shown when there is one. A value of `0` doesn't count as empty. `[if_empty]` works the same as `[is_empty]`. To nest a check inside another `[is_empty]`, use `[sub_is_empty]`, which also works the same way. **Shortcode:** ```js [is_empty] ``` **Attributes:** **Attributes** | **Description** :--- | --- `[value]` | **(Required)** The value to check. Accepts a `{{field}}` token, the output of another shortcode, or any text. **Code Example:** ```js [is_empty value="{{phone}}"]Phone number coming soon.[/is_empty] ``` **Output:** If `{{phone}}` is empty: ``` Phone number coming soon. ``` If `{{phone}}` has a value, nothing is shown. **Else Example:** Module templates are the most common place to use `[is_empty]`, since `{{field}}` tokens are filled in before the shortcode runs. ```js [is_empty value="{{photo}}"]Placeholder[else]{{title}}[/is_empty] ``` **Output:** If `{{photo}}` is empty: ```html Placeholder ```