Organize page content in tabs

Tab Pro is the Pro edition of Tabs Responsive, a WordPress add-on for presenting content in horizontal or vertical tabs. Its Bootstrap-based layouts are designed to adapt to mobile devices. Create multiple tab groups in the visual backend, then add them to pages or posts with shortcodes. You can also display a group in a widget area with the Tabs Responsive Widget.

For example, product details, service information, capability comparisons, and FAQs can each have their own tab group. This gives readers a way to move between related sections in a compact layout.

Choose how tabs look

Start with one of more than 20 design templates, then adjust colors, fonts, button dimensions, and borders. Tab Pro includes unlimited color options and more than 500 Google Fonts. You can set colors for individual tabs and choose horizontal or vertical presentation.

• Show only icons or only descriptions on tabs.
• Use custom image icons or icons from Font Awesome, Glyphicon, and Dashicon.
• Choose Font Awesome icons with the integrated picker while editing tab entries.
• Set custom tab button width and height, and customize border colors.

Arrange content and set interaction

Add or remove tab items in the backend, enter their content, and drag items into the order you want. Tab content fields support pictures, video, music, and other shortcodes. More than 30 content animations and four types of hover background overlay provide additional display options.

Choose a toggle or collapse effect to let visitors open one or more tabs at a time. You can also set whether all tabs are hidden on page load or displayed when the page opens.

Publish a tab group

1. Install Tab Pro on the WordPress website where you will use the content.
2. Open the backend interface, create a tab group, add content, and arrange the items with drag-and-drop controls.
3. Select a template, layout direction, colors, fonts, icons, and any animation or toggle settings you need.
4. Publish the group, then place it on a page or post with its shortcode, or add the Tabs Responsive Widget to a widget area.

The plugin is described as working with multiple themes and compatible with all browsers, so the same tab-building workflow can be used throughout a WordPress website.