WordPress Tip: Dynamic Content Variations Based on User Behavior

In the past few months, we have covered plenty of conditional logic plugins that let you load content when certain conditions are met on your site. You can always write your own code to show content variations based on user behavior. This code snippet alters your content based on your visitors’ interactions with your site. For example, it shows a call to action to your visitors if they scroll past a certain point.

To pull something like this off, you are going to also need a JavaScript code snippet. This code takes into account how long users spend on a page. It also calculates the percentage of the page the user has scrolled.

Just use these HTML code snippets for placeholders for your dynamic content and CTA in your posts.