How to Redirect Visitors by Location in WordPress

A video walkthrough explaining an easy way to set up location-based redirects - no coding required

Video Transcript

With If-So, you can use any geolocation condition to create a conditional redirect that only occurs when the condition is met.

Geo Redirects are created by adding a simple redirect shortcode and defining the destination URL. By default, the shortcode creates a 301 (permanent) redirect.

If needed, you can easily change the redirect type by adding a parameter to the shortcode. For example, using “code=302” creates a temporary redirect, while “code=js” creates a JavaScript redirect that behaves like a user clicking a link to another page.

To redirect users by location without coding, all you need to do is create a new trigger in the If-So dashboard, select a geolocation condition, and paste the redirect shortcode into the dynamic version content field. Then, place the trigger’s shortcode on the page you want visitors to be redirected from.

The same approach can also be applied using other methods, such as conditional Gutenberg blocks or Elementor elements. Simply add the block or element with the redirect shortcode and define the condition that controls when the redirect should occur.

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