Elementor Widget

WooCommerce Product Tab for Elementor

WTWP Team X Updated 2026 5 min read
WooCommerce Product Tab

New, Featured, On Sale, three groups, one block. A product tab lets shoppers switch between curated sets in place, without loading a new page or scrolling past sections they do not want. This is the Product Tab widget from the Magical Products Display add-on for Elementor, when to use it, how to add it, and how to keep it clear.

Why tab your products

A home page often wants to show several angles of the catalog at once, but stacking them makes a long page and burying them in a menu hides them. Tabs solve both: a few labelled groups share one compact block, and the shopper picks which to see. It keeps the page short while still surfacing new arrivals, best sellers, and sale items.

Tabs vs separate sections

Product tabSeparate sections
Page lengthShort, one blockGrows with each group
Best forA few parallel groupsGroups that all deserve scroll
InteractionSwitch in placeScroll past
Typical useNew, Featured, On saleDistinct campaigns

How to add a Product Tab in Elementor

With the Magical Products Display add-on active:

  1. Activate the add-on and edit your page with Elementor.
  2. Drag the Product Tab widget onto the canvas.
  3. Define each tab: a label plus a product group by category or filter.
  4. Choose display: grid or carousel, and how many products load.
  5. Style and publish: tab styling and active state, then check mobile.

Options worth setting

Tips for tabs that stay clear

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Product Tab widget?
An Elementor widget that organizes WooCommerce products into tabbed sections on one page, such as New, Featured, and On Sale, so visitors switch tabs without loading a new page.
When should I use tabs instead of separate sections?
Use tabs when a few parallel groups can share one compact block and the shopper should choose. Use separate sections when each group deserves its own scroll and heading.
What can each tab contain?
A product group defined by category, tag, or a filter such as best sellers or on sale, shown as a grid or carousel with price, rating, and add-to-cart.
Is the product tab responsive?
Yes. The tabs and product grid adapt to desktop, tablet, and mobile, and on small screens the tabs stack or scroll so they stay usable.
How many tabs should I use?
Three or four is the sweet spot. More than that and shoppers stop switching, which wastes the hidden groups.