GeoIP example

<h2>Shortcode models</h2>
For each heading below, you'll see shortcode content appear <i>if </i>you're in the right area.

To spoof being in an area, add this to your URL

<pre>http://mywebsite.com/?geoip&amp;country=US </pre>

Note that <pre> country </pre> and <pre> US </pre> can be any values you want.

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<h3>North America</h3>

<strong>Shortcode: </strong> &#91;geoip-content continent="NA"&#93; Content *just* for NA visitors &#91;/geoip-content&#93;

<strong>Result: </strong> [geoip-content continent="NA"] Content *just* for NA visitors [/geoip-content]

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<h3>United States</h3>

<strong>Shortcode: </strong> &#91;geoip-content country="US"&#93; Content *just* for US visitors &#91;/geoip-content&#93;

<strong>Result: </strong> [geoip-content country="US"] Content *just* for US visitors [/geoip-content]

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<h3>Not Houston</h3>

<strong>Shortcode: </strong> &#91;geoip-content not-city="Houston"&#93; Content for everyone *not* in Houston &#91;/geoip-content&#93;

<strong>Result: </strong> [geoip-content not-city="Houston"] Content for everyone *not* in Houston [/geoip-content]

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<h3>Not San Francisco</h3>

<strong>Shortcode: </strong> &#91;geoip-content not_city="San Francisco"&#93; Content for everyone *not* in San Fran &#91;/geoip-content&#93;

<strong>Result: </strong> [geoip-content not_city="San Francisco"] Content for everyone *not* in San Fran [/geoip-content]

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<h3>Texas or California</h3>

<strong>Shortcode: </strong> &#91;geoip-content region="TX, CA."&#93; Content *just* for everyone in Texas and California &#91;/geoip-content&#93;

<strong>Result: </strong> [geoip-content region="TX, CA."] Content *just* for everyone in Texas and California [/geoip-content]