Product FAQs for WooCommerce

By default in a tab called FAQs, beside Description and Reviews. You can move them below the product tabs, or show them only where you place the shortcode or the Product FAQs block. Under WooCommerce, Product FAQs you can also rename the tab, change the heading and open the first answer.

Edit the product, open the FAQs tab in the Product data box and add a question and its answer, up to 50 on a product. A row needs both to be shown. Update the product, then view it. A product with no questions shows nothing at all.

Links, bold, italic, line breaks and simple lists. Anything else is removed when you save. An answer can be up to 5,000 characters and a question up to 300.

Yes. With the default placement the questions get their own tab, which classic and block themes both show. Below the product tabs works in a classic theme, and in a block theme whose product template uses the Product Details block. A template without that block can use the Product FAQs block or the shortcode instead.

Choose Only where I place the shortcode or block, then add the Product FAQs block to a template or put [pfaqwc_faqs] in any content. On a product page it shows that product's questions. Anywhere else, name the product: [pfaqwc_faqs product_id="123"]. The shortcode also takes heading="Good to know" and open_first="yes" or "no".

Each question is a button inside a heading, and it says whether it is open. Tab moves between questions, Enter or Space opens one, and the Up and Down arrows, Home and End move along the list. With scripts switched off every answer stays visible.

It prints a block of FAQ data in the page, built from the questions shown on that page and nothing else. Layout, colours and heading level never enter into it. If another plugin already prints FAQ data, switch ours off under WooCommerce, Product FAQs. What a search engine does with it is up to the search engine.

After the product's own questions, on every product it applies to: all products, or the ones in the categories and tags you choose. A question the product already asks is shown once. Categories and tags are remembered by their slug, so changing a slug takes a set off the products it was attached to until you choose it again.

Yes. On the product's FAQs tab, tick the box that stops shared sets being added to it.

A first row naming three columns, product, question and answer, then one row per question. The product is its ID or its SKU. Questions are added after the ones a product already has, and a question it already asks is left alone. Rows that cannot be used are listed after the import with the reason. A file can be up to 1 MB and 2,000 rows.

On lists of six or more questions, once you have switched it on. It filters as you type and tells screen reader users how many questions match. Without scripts it does not appear at all.

Five: accordion, plain list, boxed cards, tabs and two columns. Two columns becomes one column on a phone, and tabs always show one answer at a time. Pick one for the whole shop under Advanced styling, or for a single product on its FAQs tab.

Yes. On the product's FAQs tab you can choose a layout, how the questions are open when the page loads, where they sit and how wide they may grow, for that product alone. Everything else follows the settings under Advanced styling.

Container alignment puts the questions left, centre, right or full width in the space your theme gives them. Left, centre and right need a maximum width to show, which you give in pixels, percent or rem. Left and right follow the reading direction, so they swap in a language written right to left. Text can be aligned separately for the questions and the answers.

Fonts, sizes and colours follow your theme until you set your own, so a shop that picks nothing sees nothing change. What you do set is written once as CSS custom properties on the list, not as inline styles on every question.

Beside the live preview, the settings screen gives the contrast of your question text, answer text and border against their backgrounds, and says when a pair is hard to read. It tells you but never stops you.

Each question sits inside a heading tag, level 3 by default. Choose the level that sits under your page's own headings. It changes the outline of the page, not the look.

Yes. Nothing is written to orders, so either storage works.

Your questions and answers stay on your site. The licence check and the update check contact PluginCity, and send the licence key, the site address and the plugin version. Nothing else is sent.

They stay on your products unless you tick Delete on uninstall under WooCommerce, Product FAQs, before you delete it. The settings are removed.

Download the ZIP from your PluginCity account, then go to Plugins, Add New, Upload Plugin, choose the ZIP and click Install Now. If an earlier copy of the plugin is already installed, choose Replace current with uploaded: every setting you have made is kept. It needs WordPress 6.7 or later, WooCommerce 10.0 or later with WooCommerce active, and PHP 8.1 or later. There is nothing else to install alongside it.

Paste your licence key under WooCommerce, Product FAQs, Licence. Updates then arrive on your Plugins screen like any other, and the key keeps the shared sets, search box and Advanced styling editable. A new install has 14 days before that starts to matter.

Nothing is deleted and nothing breaks. Each product keeps its own questions and they go on showing, and so do questions already imported from a CSV file, because they belong to their products. Shared sets, the search setting, layout and colours stay saved and readable but cannot be changed, and product pages stop using them until a key is active. The licence screen lists exactly what is being ignored, and renewing switches it all back on as you left it.

The plugin steps aside and shows a notice. It does not fatally error, and your questions and settings are waiting when WooCommerce comes back.