How to Add Tabs Control In Elementor?

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To add tabs control in Elementor, you can use the Tabs widget that comes with the Elementor Pro plugin. First, open the Elementor editor and add a new section to your page. Then, drag and drop the Tabs widget into the section. You can customize the tabs by adding new tabs, renaming existing tabs, and reordering them. You can also add content to each tab by dragging and dropping other widgets into the tab. Once you have customized the tabs to your liking, you can preview the changes and publish the page.


How to add content to tabs in Elementor?

To add content to tabs in Elementor, follow these steps:

  1. Start by adding a Tabs widget to your Elementor page. You can do this by dragging and dropping the Tabs widget from the Elements panel onto your page.
  2. Once the Tabs widget is added, you can click on the "Edit Tabs" button to start editing the tabs and their content.
  3. To add a new tab, click on the "Add Item" button. This will create a new tab with a default title.
  4. To change the title of the tab, click on the pencil icon next to the tab title and enter your desired title.
  5. To add content to the tab, you can either use the text editor to add text, images, or any other content, or you can use Elementor widgets to add more advanced elements.
  6. To add a new tab panel, you can simply repeat steps 3-5 for each additional tab you want to add.
  7. Once you have added all the tabs and their content, click on the "Update" button to save your changes.


That's it! You have now successfully added content to tabs in Elementor. You can preview your page to see how the tabs look and function.


What is the purpose of tabs control in Elementor?

The tabs control in Elementor allows users to create tabbed content sections on their website. This can help organize and present information in a structured and visually appealing way. Tabs can be used to display different types of content, such as text, images, videos, and more, all within a single section on a webpage. This can help improve the user experience by making it easier for visitors to navigate and access the information they are looking for.


What are the different types of tabs available in Elementor?

In Elementor, there are three types of tabs available:

  1. Default Tabs: This is a standard tab layout that allows you to create multiple tabs with different content for each tab.
  2. Vertical Tabs: This layout displays tabs in a vertical orientation on the left or right side of the content area.
  3. Accordion Tabs: This layout allows you to create collapsible tabs, where only one tab is open at a time and clicking on a tab will expand its content while closing the other tabs.
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