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# Context picker
Changing content to sell with different markets and countries
The Context Picker in the Theme Editor enables you to customize theme sections and blocks with content for B2B and different countries.
## **Banner section example**
Display a different banner to buyers from other countries:
### Default banner
For all countries, contexts without overrides:
### United Kingdom banner
Displayed only to buyers from the United Kingdom:
### USA Banner
Displayed only to buyers from the United States:
## How to
Use the Context Picker in the Theme Editor to customize how your store's sections and blocks appear for each context.
### Shopify documentation
For complete details, this feature is supported by Shopify:
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