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Is there some reason this OR statement wouldn’t work? Cause it isn’t working for me.

{if segment_1 != "partners" OR segment_1 != "contact"}
            
    my code
            
{/if}

Maybe its just late and my brain isn’t working, but that doesn’t seem like necessary conditional logic - try AND. I’m guessing you want to display content if a page isn’t ‘contact’ or ‘partners’. In that case the conditional would be

{if segment_1 != "partners" AND segment_1 != "contact"}
content
{/if}

This would also accomplish the same thing:

{if segment_1 == "partners" OR segment_1 == "contact"}
{if:else}
content
{/if}

Thanks. AND work, but I don’t understand why OR doesn’t.

Yeah its quite confusing to get your head around, its just an issue with the logic. Doesn’t really make sense in your case since both parts of the OR statement can be true. I’m not exactly a PHP guru but you should only use OR when only one statement can return true

OR dont work to me too, is a php thing, or a ee bug?