Documentation

Everything below describes the free plugin. Where a feature belongs to the paid tier that is still in development, it says so.

Getting started

  1. Install the plugin from Plugins → Add New, or upload the folder to wp-content/plugins/. Activate it. WooCommerce 7.0 or newer must be active.
  2. Open any product, go to the Product data box and choose the Product Tabs panel to add a tab to that product.
  3. Go to Products → Product Tabs to write a tab once and show it on many products.
  4. Coming from another tab plugin? Open Products → Tabs Tools & Health.

Topics

  • Creating tabs on a product

    The Product Tabs panel, tab keys and anchors, the editor, enabling and disabling, version history and restore.

  • Global tabs and rules

    Writing a tab once, the rule builder, brands and categories, include and exclude, and overriding a global tab on one product.

  • Tab order and the default WooCommerce tabs

    Where custom tabs are placed, how to rename or hide Description, Additional information and Reviews, and what happens on a key collision.

  • Tables, images and HTML in tab content

    What survives in tab content and what does not: a size chart you can copy, images and the title attribute, embedded video and the iframe host allow-list, and why scripts are removed.

  • Opening a tab from a link

    Linking straight to a tab with #tab-key, where to find a tab's key, what happens when the key does not exist, and how to turn the behaviour off.

  • Translating tabs

    What the WPML configuration declares, what the Polylang integration copies, and what neither vendor has certified.

  • Migrating from another tab plugin

    Read-only adapters, dry run, migrate, verify and rollback, and the guides for each supported source.

  • Recovering lost tabs

    When tabs disappear: the per-product history and one-click restore, the guard that refuses a truncated save, and why deleting an old tabs plugin can erase its data when deactivating it cannot.

  • Tools, health and data

    The Tools & Health screen, Site Health checks, the system report, the activity log, JSON export and import, and the WooCommerce CSV column.

  • Shortcodes and filters for developers

    Shortcodes, filters and actions, template overrides, the rendering pipelines and where the data is stored.

  • PHP warnings and compatibility

    Deprecation notices on modern PHP: how to stop displaying them, how to tell whether the plugin or the theme is responsible, and which PHP and WordPress versions this plugin runs on.

  • Troubleshooting

    Tabs not showing, tabs shown twice, the truncated-save guard and its max_input_vars message, and page builder rendering.

  • Privacy

    What the plugin stores, what it sends and what the optional opt-in on activation covers.

Requirements

WordPress
6.2 or newer, tested up to 7.1.
WooCommerce
7.0 or newer, HPOS compatible.
PHP
7.4 to 8.3.
Capabilities
Tab screens and product tabs require WooCommerce product capabilities; settings, tools and migration require manage_woocommerce.
Licence
GPLv2 or later.