web_tabs_content Shortcode
The web_tabs_content shortcode renders the tabs content component.
The attributes below match the current Page Builder controls and public output. Use raw syntax only for reviewed content that cannot be maintained through the visual controls.
Allowed parent shortcodes: web_tabs.
Usage
[web_tabs_content]
Content
[/web_tabs_content]Attributes
| Attribute | Default | Accepted values | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
title |
— | String unless stated otherwise | Enter section title (Note: you can leave it empty). |
tab_id |
— | Valid unique HTML ID | Enter section ID (Note: make sure it is unique and valid according to w3c specification). |
active_tab |
— | yes |
Please ensure that you do not have any other tab marked as active. |
tab_title_tag |
span |
h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, span |
Controls the tab title tag. |
device_visibility |
— | String unless stated otherwise | Applies the selected responsive visibility rule. |
el_id |
— | Valid unique HTML ID | Sets the navigation item's ID. The content panel remains addressable through tabs- followed by tab_id. |
el_class |
— | Space-separated CSS classes | Adds existing helper classes to the content panel. |
Enclosed content
Content between the opening and closing tags is processed as WordPress shortcode content. Keep the parent/child structure shown by the visual builder so nested components receive the context they expect.
Verification
Keep web_tabs_content inside web_tabs; verify the child order and the parent interaction on the public page. Pay particular attention to title and tab_id.
Device visibility applies to both the navigation entry and the panel. Keep one active_tab="yes" choice where possible; the public runtime normalizes missing, conflicting or device-hidden selections to one available panel. Give every panel a stable tab_id when linking directly to it. An omitted ID receives a generated value and should not be used as a permanent link target.