Do images go away once the conditional becomes false?

[afruff23]

Or do they stay and you must create a de facto image to go over it so it does not linger?

[Job Van Dam]

I'm not entirely sure what you mean but I'll take a stab at it.
Let's say for instance you want a image displayed for Shuffle ON and nothing to display for Shuffle OFF. Just have the the OFF part of the conditional be blank and yes nothing will be displayed.

[afruff23]

"Just have the the OFF part of the conditional be blank and yes nothing will be displayed"

By blank, you mean have no image for the off part?

[Job Van Dam]

Yes, put a blank there and nothing will be displayed when shuffle is turned OFF.

If you put the text in the OFF part of the conditional that prints "Mr.Hat loves kids" it will display "Mr.Hat loves kids" when shuffle is turned OFF.
If you put an image in the OFF part of the conditional that image will display.
Or whatever you put in there. Pretty straight forward stuff really, experiment, have fun.

[afruff23]

Then how come some WPSes have "continuity images" for when the condition is false? By continuity, I mean the false conditions' image is essentially portion  of the backdrop it is on top of. Why not just have no image for the false condition instead of these "continuity images"?

[Llorean]

You know, it'd take you about one minute to just test this and be done with it instead of arguing about it...

[Job Van Dam]

The iron fist comes down...

I'm guessing that's people trying to be smart or they think that way, somehow, reduces battery power.
Do what you think is best for you.