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# Static product tabs

When you want to display information quickly on all your product pages, static product tabs/accordions are ideal and simple to add. A good example might be a return or warranty policy, shipping information, or payment options. 

### How to setup

If needed, expand the **Product page** section to view all the blocks. Click on **Product description** to view Tab style options:

![](/files/Wj5Xj5S6LsxrSwFvSbtm)

Use the Tab style drop-down and choose Tabs or Accordions:

![](/files/SxNsop3w3WnmNnWhwQTH)

{% hint style="info" %}
Choose **None** to deactivate tabs or accordions
{% endhint %}

Static tabs or accordions are simply created by filling out the Tab heading and Tab text fields. You can add up to five additional tabs or accordions in addition to the main description tab which appears first:

![](/files/rQfeQrM8XIF50zbDDGv3)

{% hint style="info" %}
Leave the Tab heading blank to hide a tab or to mark it as unused.
{% endhint %}

Save the changes and now all your products will display the new tab content you've entered. If you're using multiple product templates, each template can store different tab styles and content. 

For unique content on each product page:

{% content-ref url="/pages/ZaZTFW7G02bZiRjmoDVT" %}
[Unique product tabs](/products/product-pages/unique-product-tabs.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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