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# Country Blocker
## Country Blocker
The **Country Blocker** feature allows you to restrict access to your store based on a visitor’s geographic location. Visitors from selected countries will see an **Access Denied** message and will not be able to access your store.
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## Enable Country Blocker
To activate the feature:
1. Go to **Country Blocker** settings.
2. Enable the **Country Blocker Is Enabled** toggle.
Once enabled, visitors from the selected countries will be blocked from accessing your store.
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## Geolocation Access Control
This setting allows you to select which countries should be restricted from accessing your store.
#### Select Specific Countries
Choose one or more countries from the list. Visitors from these countries will see a restricted access message.
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## Country Blocker Popup Logo
You can display an icon on the restriction page to indicate that access is blocked.
Available options include:
* **None** – No icon displayed
* **Stop Hand Icon**
* **Restriction Icon**
* **Close Icon**
* **Add Image** – Upload a custom logo
**Note:** Maximum upload size is **2 MB**.
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## Icon Size
Use the **icon size slider** to adjust the size of the logo displayed on the restriction popup.
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## Layout & Style Settings
The **Layout & Style Settings** allow you to customize the appearance and text displayed on the Country Blocker page. You can modify headings, messages, button labels, spacing, typography, and colors to match your store’s design.
The settings are organized into the following tabs:
* **Content**
* **Spacing**
* **Button**
* **Typography**
* **Color**
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## Content
The **Content** tab allows you to edit the main text displayed on the blocked access page.
#### Heading
This is the main message shown to visitors when access is restricted.
Example:\
`Access Denied`
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#### Subheading
Provides additional information explaining why the visitor cannot access the store.
Example:\
`You cannot access our site from your current region.`
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#### Button
Defines the label of the button displayed on the restriction page.
Example:\
`Return`
Visitors can click this button to leave the page or navigate elsewhere.
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#### Button URL
Specify the URL where visitors will be redirected when they click the button.
Example:\
`https://google.com`
You can redirect users to another website, homepage, or information page.
## Preview
The **Preview panel** shows how the blocked page will appear to visitors from restricted countries. It includes the icon, message, and return button.
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