Pricing Tabby

Yes. Tabby requires an active WooCommerce installation and declares it as a required plugin. Tabs are injected through the woocommerce_product_tabs filter, so there is nothing to hook into without WooCommerce. With WooCommerce inactive, the plugin renders no tabs.

The same safe subset WordPress allows in post content (wp_kses_post): links, lists, headings, bold and italic, images and blockquotes. Content is sanitised both on save and again when rendered on the front end. Scripts and unsafe markup are stripped at both steps.

On the single product page tab list, after the native WooCommerce tabs (Description, Additional information, Reviews). Tabby hooks the woocommerce_product_tabs filter at priority 100 and above, while the native tabs use priorities 10-30. Tab order follows the order set on the settings screen.

Yes. Every tab defined under WooCommerce → Tabby Tabs is global and appears on every single product page. You define it once, and editing its content updates all products at the same time. You can disable an individual tab without deleting it.

Yes. Content is sanitised with wp_kses_post on save and again on render, so only a safe HTML subset is allowed. Scripts and unsafe markup are stripped, and all text on the settings screen is escaped. Tabby connects to no external services and sends no data off your site.

It should not. Tabby renders through the standard WooCommerce woocommerce_product_tabs filter at priority 100 and above, so native and third-party tabs keep their place. The admin screen uses core WordPress styling and respects the editor's light/dark preference.