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Hi @jladkins0824,

I understand your frustration, and I’m sorry that you’re having trouble. I wasn’t able to reproduce the problem, but I may be able to help you troubleshoot.

The usual way of troubleshooting conflicts is as follows:

1. Switch your theme to one of the core themes, such as 2020 or 2021.
2. Disable all plugins except for WooCommerce and Custom Tabs for WooCommerce
3. Make sure our plugin is working in this state. If it does, you know there’s a conflict.
4. Re-enable your theme, check if it works. If not, the conflict is with your theme.
5. Start re-enabling plugins until you find the one that breaks it.

Once you know where the conflict is, you can make a plan for what to do next.

Let me know if you have any questions,

Jon

Hi @diffon,

The two tabs you mention are built-in to WooCommerce. The pro version of our plugin adds the ability to hide those tabs, as well as much more.

You can also use a code snippet to remove certain tabs, as outlined in the WooCommerce docs.

Thanks,
Jon

Hi @9stepsemail,

Yes, that looks correct. That code will add the value of $_GET['utm_campaign'] to the list of tags. You should then be able to see and use that tag on your Mailchimp dashboard.

Jon

Hi @elements123,

Glad to hear you’re enjoying the plugin!

Changing the spacing and layout of the tabs is not something our plugin does. It just adds to the built-in list of WooCommerce tabs. The layout is defined in your theme and can be changed using CSS.

I’d recommend reaching out to your theme developer for help changing the style of your product page.

Jon

Hi @alisoncutler,

I’m sorry, that’s my mistake. is_admin() is not the correct function to call, it’s actually current_user_can('administrator').

If you update it to say if ( ! current_user_can('administrator') ) { it should work.

Thanks,
Jon

Hi @alisoncutler,

You can control the visibility of your tabs by adding a snippet like this to your functions.php file. It will remove the tab called tab-name if you aren’t an administrator.

add_filter(
	'yikes_woo_filter_all_product_tabs',
	function( $tabs ) {
		if ( ! is_admin() ) {
			unset( $tabs['tab-name'] );
		}
		return $tabs;
	}
);

If you aren’t comfortable editing your functions.php file, you can always use a plugin such as this one.

Let me know if you have any questions!

Thanks,
Jon

Hi @hongpham,

Yes, I see the same thing happening. It looks like your translation plugin is translating more than just text. It is also translating class names and ID’s, which changes the HTML structure of the page. That is interfering with the WooCommerce tabs and breaking the links. If there is a way to exempt that content from the translation, it would fix the problem.

As for removing the title from the tab content, there is an option in the pro version of the plugin which allows you to hide the title. You can find a link to the pro version here.

Thanks,
Jon