Basic Graphic Asstes Google Drive)

Dynamic URL https://www.if-so.com/we-got-it/design-template-3-con-new-style/

Slider Test (WebM + One Live Example Slide)

Geo Redirect

Auto-Redirect visitors by geolocation to the relevant page.

Geo Pop-Ups

Show a location-based pop-up with tailored messages or offers that match the visitor’s location.

Geo Base-content

Personalize your website with dynamic content that adjusts to each visitor’s location.

Geo Woo Products

Geo-Based Woo Products

Show or hide WooCommerce products and pricing based on the visitor’s location.

Self-Location Selection

Let users manually choose their country with an easy-to-use country selector.

Geo DKI

Display dynamic keyword insertion to add location-based keywords and personalize your content.

Geo Menu

Create a dynamic menu that shows different navigation items depending on the visitor’s location.

Geo Block

Block access for visitors from selected countries on any page you choose.

Geo Post

Display or hide posts automatically based on user location to customize visibility for different audiences.

If-So works with every page builder. Setting up conditional content is extremely simple, no coding is required.

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Titles

H1 Heading Design

H2 Heading Design

H3 Heading Design

H4 Heading Design

H5 Heading Design

H6 title above list

✅ Bullets

Replace the background of your website at night or when the business is closed.
Change the design of your site based on the season of the year.
Bullet with link (see how we dressed up our homepage for Halloween).
External link that opens in a new tab example

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If-So is the most comprehensive WordPress personalization plugin. We continuously develop new features and options to meet the diverse needs of our real-life users.

Standard text introduction of bullets:

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Assign users into predefined audiences based on the user’s interaction with the site and then show content based on the user’s audience.
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Allow users to select the content they will see by assigning themselves to an audience (segment).
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Create pop-ups that will be displayed based on any If-So condition.
Learn more >>

✅ Numbered List

Create a trigger
Select a condition and set the personalized content version
Optional – create more dynamic versions and set the default content
Paste the shortcode wherever you want to display the content
Every time a page with the shortcode is loaded, one of the content versions will be displayed accordingly.

✅ Numbered List

Create a trigger
Select a condition and set the personalized content version
Optional – create more dynamic versions and set the default content
Paste the shortcode wherever you want to display the content
Every time a page with the shortcode is loaded, one of the content versions will be displayed accordingly.

❌ Live Demo

Live Example: Click to load this page again with a different style

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Try it Out:

Selection Field

Select your gender:
{"type":"select","options":"Male, Female","default-option":"Select Gender","self_select_form_type":"group"}

Radio Buttons

Select your gender:

Buttons

Select your gender:

https://www.if-so.com/self-selection-form/manual-user-location-selection

Dropdown

Radio Buttons

Buttons

❌ Notifications

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Inline Examples

Common Use Cases – 2 columns

Create promotions in specific countries

promotions in specific countries

Highlight different products in chosen locations

Highlight different products in specific locations

Direct visitors to the closest branch

Direct users to the nearest branch

Show personalized messages to visitors from certain locations

Location-based messages

More personalization examples

Examples – Content Aside

Limited-time offer
Create a sense of urgency with a limited-time offer.

Countdown limited-time offer

Call Now

We’re closing in min

Recurring countdowns
Add a sense of urgency by showing a timer that will start counting down an hour before closing.

Conditional timers
Start counting down from the moment the user has visited a certain page or committed a purchase.

✅ Intro 1-2-3 → Elaboration

Creating a user selection form involves three steps:

STEP 1 Create audiences (groups of users)
STEP 2 Ceate the selection form

Step 1: H3 title – content, bullets

On your WordPress admin page, go to If-So > audiences.
Type your desired audience name and click “Create a new audience.”
Repeat this action as necessary to create additional audiences

Step 2: H3 title – Shortcode and attributes

Use the following shortcode to create a selection form:

✅ Shortcode & Parameters

[ifso_group_selection type='select' options='Male, Female' default-option='Gender' ajax="yes" button='Go']

You can control the form’s appearance using the following parameters:

Options – Include the audience names as created in Step 1. When a user selects an audience, they will be removed from all other audiences in this list.

Type

Type=”radio” – This option creates a form with radio buttons instead of a select field.
Type=”Button” – Create a button that adds users to an audience.

Button=”text you choose” – Remove this parameter if you don’t want to use a button. Change the parameter value to set the text of the button

An example of a self-selection form with a button:

ajax=”yes” – add this parameter if you don’t want the page to be reloaded automatically after the users submits their selection.

Example: Radio buttons without a button:

Default-option=”Text you choose” – The value of the parameter will be the default option of the form. This allows users to cancel their selection and view the default content.

To use the Flags DKI Shortcode, you need to install the If-So Geolocation extension, which is available for free.

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Below is the shortcode that displays the flags above:

[ifsoDKI type='geo' show='flag' width='50']

Bullet List

(What conditions are available?) If-So provides a diverse range of conditions. You can choose to display content based on one or multiple conditions. Here are some examples of commonly used conditions:

Geolocation

User Behavior

Date & Time

Marketing & Advertising

WooCommerce

Integrations

top qutos

Dynamic keyword insertion boosted our PPC campaigns.
Conversion rates improves by 13%!

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✅ Table Design

Specifier	Description	Example Output
d	Day of the month, 2 digits with leading zeros	01 to 31
D	A textual representation of a day, three letters	Mon through Sun
j	Day of the month without leading zeros	1 to 31
l (lowercase ‘L’)	A full textual representation of the day of the week	Sunday through Saturday
N	ISO-8601 numeric representation of the day of the week	1 (for Monday) through 7 (for Sunday)
S	English ordinal suffix for the day of the month, 2 characters	st, nd, rd or th. Works well with j

Conditional trigger – How does it work?

Setting up conditional content using a trigger is extremely simple, no coding is required. Simply:

Create a new trigger
Select a condition/s and set the personalized content for each version
Paste the trigger’s shortcode wherever you want to display the content

Every time a page with the shortcode is loaded, one of the content versions will be displayed accordingly.

If you need to create conditional content with a lot of different versions (dozens or even thousands), please check out our CSV extension. The extension allows you to create dynamic content directly from a CSV file and manage the different versions in a simpler way.

Notices

TIP

Display dynamic content on parameters other than “?ifso=”

Use the Page URL condition instead and set it as follow

Select the block or element
On the side menu, select the condition to display the block/element

Note

Gutenberg & Elementor users

Gutenberg and Elementor users may create dynamic content in an alternative way:

Select the block or element
On the side menu, select the condition to display the block/element

More about conditional Elementor Elements
More about conditional Gutenberg Blocks

Display dynamic content on parameters other than “?ifso=”

Use the Page URL condition instead and set it as follow

Select the block or element
On the side menu, select the condition to display the block/element

Tip

Display dynamic content on parameters other than “?ifso=”

Use the Page URL condition instead and set it as follow

Select the block or element
On the side menu, select the condition to display the block/element

FAQs

Does If-So work with server-side and WordPress caching solutions?

Yes.

Whether you are using a caching plugin or server caching, you can navigate to the plugin settings and enable the “Page Caching Compatibility” option.

With the option enabled, dynamic triggers will be rendered in a separate request that will take place after the loading of the cached version.

Learn more about Page Caching Compatibility.
Is it possible to set up conditional redirects (redirecting users to different pages based on conditions)?

Yes, you can set up conditional redirects based on any If-So condition.

For a step-by-step guide, click here.

FAQs

How can I change the user self-selection form design?

When you generate the self-selection form using our form generator, you can also set a design for the form, and the CSS will be generated for you.

Applying the CSS to your site is possible in several different ways, and having development skills is not a requirement. How to add custom CSS to your WordPress site

Does the user’s self-selection carry across all pages of the site?

Yes, once a user self-selects, the selection is carried across all pages of the site. The solution is based on a cookie. If the user deletes the cookie or visits the site using another browser, the selection will not be saved.

What’s Next?

Step-by-step: How to generate a manual user location selection form

The location override functionality requires the User Self-selection Extension and the geolocation extension to work.

Once you have those installed, follow these steps:

In your WordPress dashboard, go to If-So → Geolocation, then click the Geolocation Override tab. Screenshot
Choose the form type: Dropdown, Radio Buttons, or Buttons.
Click Add location, then select the locations to include. Screenshot
Optional: Change/translate each location’s Display name (the front-end label). Screenshot
Complete the remaining generator fields as prompted.
Copy the generated shortcode and paste it wherever you want the form to appear on your site.

Styling your form

By default, the form’s design inherits your theme’s styling. For your convenience, if you’d like to override the default appearance, we’ve included a built-in CSS generator in the form editor.

Simply customize your form using the generator, then copy the generated CSS and paste it into your theme’s style.css file or directly into the page using an HTML block wrapped in <style> tags.

Step-by-step – all methods (tabs)

The location override functionality requires the User Self-selection Extension and the geolocation extension to work.

Trigger (all page builders users) 1

Elementor

Gutenberg

CSV

In your WordPress dashboard, go to If-So → Geolocation, then click the Geolocation Override tab. Screenshot
Choose the form type: Dropdown, Radio Buttons, or Buttons.
Click Add location, then select the locations to include. Screenshot
Optional: Change/translate each location’s Display name (the front-end label). Screenshot
Complete the remaining generator fields as prompted.
Copy the generated shortcode and paste it wherever you want the form to appear on your site.

Styling your form

By default, the form’s design inherits your theme’s styling. For your convenience, if you’d like to override the default appearance, we’ve included a built-in CSS generator in the form editor.

Simply customize your form using the generator, then copy the generated CSS and paste it into your theme’s style.css file or directly into the page using an HTML block wrapped in <style> tags.

In your WordPress dashboard, go to If-So → Geolocation, then click the Geolocation Override tab. Screenshot
Choose the form type: Dropdown, Radio Buttons, or Buttons.
Click Add location, then select the locations to include. Screenshot
Optional: Change/translate each location’s Display name (the front-end label). Screenshot
Complete the remaining generator fields as prompted.
Copy the generated shortcode and paste it wherever you want the form to appear on your site.

Styling your form

By default, the form’s design inherits your theme’s styling. For your convenience, if you’d like to override the default appearance, we’ve included a built-in CSS generator in the form editor.

Simply customize your form using the generator, then copy the generated CSS and paste it into your theme’s style.css file or directly into the page using an HTML block wrapped in <style> tags.

Once you have those installed, follow these steps:

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