Use cases
- Use the dynamic link condition to greet users arriving from a link in your email signature
- Greet users arriving from cold email campaigns
- Show a personal message to users arriving from a link on support threads
- Use the geolocation or browser language condition to greet users in their native language
The Query-string DKI shortcode (optional)
The template includes the query-string DKI shortcode to display the user’s name based on the value of the parameter ?user-name= (check out the URL on this page).
Learn more about the query-string DKI shortcode
How to apply the template to your site
- Click the “Edit Template” button.
- Customize the template and click “Copy Code“.
- On your WordPress dashboard, go to “If-So → Add New Trigger”.
- Select the condition for displaying the template.
- Paste the template code in the dynamic version’s content field. Make sure you are in “Text” mode.
- In the default content field, enter the content to be displayed if the condition is not met (optional, can be left blank).
- Press “Publish”.
- Paste the trigger’s shortcode anywhere on your website.
Display the template on all website pages
- Download the Trigger Events extension.
- On your WordPress dashboard, go to “If-So → Settings”.
- Paste the trigger’s shortcode into the “Load Extra content on all pages” field.
- Exclude pages for which you don’t want to display the content.
- Click “Save“.
