Tabsmith adds your own tabs to WooCommerce product pages: shipping information, care instructions, sizing, warranty, anything your customers ask about twice a week.
If you are moving from Custom Product Tabs (YIKES), Tabsmith reads your existing tabs and brings them across in one click – including any that were never reaching your customers.
WooCommerce identifies every product tab by a key. That key is built from the tab’s title. Two tabs with the same title produce the same key, and when that happens the second tab replaces the first. The first one is still saved in your database. It simply never renders.
This is easy to do by accident. A shop with “Shipping” on a product and a second “Shipping” tab added later has one tab quietly missing, with no warning anywhere in the admin.
Tabsmith scans for this before it changes anything, and tells you exactly what it found:
3 tabs across 1 product. 1 of them is not currently shown on your product pages.
Importing gives every tab its own key, so all of them appear.
Tabsmith formats tab content the way WordPress formats post content by default: paragraphs, smart quotes and shortcodes.
It does this without running the the_content filter, so page builders such as Divi, Elementor and WPBakery do not add their own layout inside your tabs.
Tabsmith is built and maintained by one developer. Bug reports and compatibility problems are welcome in the support forum and I read every one of them. I am not able to offer individual help with theme customisation or bespoke development.