arzwp Product Tabs for WooCommerce

arzwp Product Tabs for WooCommerce lets you add exactly the information your customers need to the product page, in tabs you control.

Features:

• Tabs with custom text and images (full WordPress editor)
• Image gallery tabs with a configurable column count
• Video gallery tabs (YouTube, Vimeo, self-hosted MP4/WebM)
• FAQ tabs with an accessible accordion
• Contact form tabs with AJAX submission, honeypot spam protection and optional copy to the customer
• Downloadable files tabs with file type, size and download buttons
• Map tabs powered by the Google Maps Embed API (with a keyless fallback)
• Custom text above the content of every tab
• Shortcodes supported inside every tab
• Global tabs shown on all products
• Category tabs shown only on products in selected categories (sub-categories included)
• Hide any global tab on individual products
• Drag-and-drop tab ordering
• Built-in icon picker plus custom icon uploads
• Disable WooCommerce default tabs globally or per product
• Override the content of a WooCommerce default tab on a single product
• Hide tabs on mobile devices (configurable breakpoint) or on desktop
• Colour and icon-position controls for FAQ tabs
• Colour controls for contact form tabs
• Colour controls for downloadable files tabs
• A shortcode to render any tab anywhere on the page

Support the plugin

This plugin is free. If it saves you time, you can support its development with a donation: https://payhip.com/b/Ot45S

External services

The Map tab embeds Google Maps through an iframe. When a visitor opens a product page that contains a Map tab, the visitor’s browser connects to Google (google.com/maps) and Google may receive the visitor’s IP address and the address configured in the tab. If you add a Google Maps Embed API key in the plugin settings, that key is sent to Google as part of the request.

• Service: Google Maps Embed
• Terms of Service: https://policies.google.com/terms
• Privacy Policy: https://policies.google.com/privacy

Video tabs can embed YouTube or Vimeo videos using WordPress’s built-in oEmbed support. Those providers receive the visitor’s IP address when the video is displayed.