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# Country-Specific Localized Content

Country-Specific Localized Content lets retailers show different storefront content by country by using native Adobe Commerce store views. This is useful for banners, delivery threshold messages, and other market-specific content.

For example, you can show different free delivery thresholds for Australia and Europe without custom development.

### How the feature works

Create separate content blocks for each target market, then assign them through the **ESW Country Specific Content** widget on the page where the content should appear.

### Create localized content blocks

To create country-specific content blocks:

1. Go to **Content → Elements → Blocks**.
2. Create a block for each target store or market.
3. Add the localized content for that market.
4. Save each block.

For example, you might create one block for Australia and another for Europe, each with its own free delivery threshold message.

### Add the country-specific widget to a page

After the blocks are ready:

1. Open the page where the localized content should appear.
2. Add the **ESW Country Specific Content** widget.
3. Assign the correct content block to each country or market.
4. Save the widget configuration.
5. Save the page.

For example, you can add the widget to a customer service page and map separate content for Australia, France, and Germany.

### Expected result

After setup is complete:

* shoppers see content that matches their country
* country-specific thresholds and messages stay accurate
* retailers can manage localized content through native Adobe Commerce tools


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