Geo Controller includes dynamic CSS capabilities that allow you to show or hide specific content on your site based on the visitor’s geolocation — without writing a single line of JavaScript.
By enabling this option, the plugin automatically injects a flexible set of CSS rules that can be used in your HTML via class attributes. These rules are generated for each detected country, region, state, or city, allowing fine-grained control over what content is visible to whom.
The structure follows a clear naming convention:
cfgeo-show-in-{location} or cfgeo-hide-from-{location},
where {location} is the geolocation value in lowercase, and spaces are replaced by dashes.
Examples:
cfgeo-show-in-serbia– will show the element only to visitors from Serbiacfgeo-hide-from-united-states– will hide the element from visitors in the United Statescfgeo-show-in-belgrade– will show the element to users in Belgrade
This is useful when you want to create simple geo-targeted behavior directly in your theme templates, widgets, or content blocks, without relying on shortcodes or JavaScript.
Disabling this option will prevent Geo Controller from injecting any geo-related CSS rules. This is recommended if you are building your own logic or wish to reduce front-end resource usage.