How to Configure Trip Tabs Settings in WP Travel Engine

When a traveler opens one of your trip pages, they'll see a row of tabs across the top. These tabs split all the trip information into separate sections. Things like the overview, the day-by-day itinerary, and the cost each get their own tab. This keeps the page organized. Travelers can jump straight to whatever they care about most.

Say you run a 7-day Everest Base Camp trek. A traveler might want to check the itinerary first, then look at what's included in the price, then read some reviews. Each of those would sit in its own tab instead of everything being in one long scroll.

Finding the Trip Tabs settings

Whatever you set up here will apply to all of your trip pages. You only need to do this once.

Some tabs come built in with WP Travel Engine. These are called predefined tabs. You can rename them, pick a different icon for them, or turn them off if you don't want them showing. You can't delete predefined tabs, though. That's by design, so the built-in tabs are always there if you need them again.

Custom tabs are ones you create yourself. You can rename them, reorder them, turn them on or off, and delete them whenever you like. Next, let's look at how to add one.

Adding a custom Trip Tab

Sometimes you want a tab that WP Travel Engine doesn't include by default. Say you run multi-day treks and want a tab called "What to Pack" that lists clothing and gear recommendations for your travelers. A custom tab lets you do that.