> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.orbe.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.orbe.app/selectors/geolocation-button/variables.md). # Variables The Geolocation Button app block provides a range of customizable variables, allowing you to adjust its appearance to match your store's style and needs. These variables can display country flags, currency symbols, and other relevant details to create a localized experience for your customers. Below is a list of available variables and examples of how to combine them to create unique button styles. ## Available variables


`{square_flag}`	Displays a square version of the country flag.	square_flag.png
`{rounded_flag}`	Shows a rounded version of the country flag.	rounded_flag.png
`{circle_flag}`	Displays a circular version of the country flag.	circle_flag.png
`{icon}`	The icon you have uploaded in the icon input.	icon.png
`{icon_code_svg}`	The SVG icon you have pasted inside the Icon (SVG code) input.	icon.png
`{country}`	Full country name (e.g., "United States").	country.png
`{country_code}`	2-letter ISO code of the country (e.g., "US").	country_code.png
`{currency_symbol}`	Currency symbol (e.g., "$" or "€").	symbol.png
`{currency_code}`	Abbreviated currency code (e.g., "USD" or "EUR").	code.png
`{language}`	Language name (e.g., "English", "Spanish").	Xnapper-2024-11-27-18.06.40.png
`{language_code}`	Language code in ISO 639-1 format (e.g., "en", "es").	Xnapper-2024-11-27-18.06.58.png
`{disclosure}`	An arrow or disclosure icon indicating additional options or a dropdown menu.	disclosure.png

### Combined examples


`{circle_flag} {country} ({currency_code})`	combined.png
`{square_flag} {country_code}`	Xnapper-2024-11-05-20.10.24.png
`{icon} {currency_code}`	Xnapper-2024-11-05-20.08.27.png
`{square_flag} {currency_code} {disclosure}`	Xnapper-2024-11-05-20.08.45.png

## Learn more about


Custom CSS	Xnapper-2024-11-05-17.51.48.png	Custom Code
Custom JavaScript	Xnapper-2024-11-05-17.52.05.png	Custom Code

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