WP Travel plugin allows you to create custom tabs on your trip pages to provide additional information beyond the default itinerary, trip facts, and reviews. Using the WP Travel Gutenberg Blocks, you can easily display the content of these custom tabs in a visually appealing and user-friendly way.

Since WP Travel Gutenberg Blocks v3.9.2, the Trip Custom Content block has been introduced, making it easier to display custom tab content directly in your templates

Step 1: Activate Required Plugins

Make sure the following are installed and activated:

Ensure that A block-based (FSE-compatible) theme that supports WP Travel Gutenberg Blocks (View themes)

Step 2: Access the Site Editor (Full Site Editor)

Once you have all the necessary plugins installed, you can:

  • Go to your WordPress Dashboard.
  • Navigate to Appearance > Editor
  • In the Site Editor sidebar, click on Templates.
Selecting templates on site editor sidebar

Step 3: Select the Single Trip Template

  • Locate the template named Single Items: Trips
  • Click on Edit to open the template for customization.
WordPress dashboard showing Templates section with All Templates highlighted and template thumbnails, including Single item: Trip with Edit and Delete options open.

Step 4: Edit the Single Trip Template to Add Custom Tabs

  • Inside the editor, add the Trip Custom Content block where you want the custom tab content to appear.
  • Configure the block options as needed:
    • Get From Trip Content:
      • Disable this option if you want to display content specifically from your custom tabs instead of global tabs.
    • Select Content From:
      • Choose the custom tab whose content you want to display on the single trip page.
  • Save or update the template after making your changes.
WordPress template editor showing Trip Custom Content block with placeholder text, Get From Trip Content toggle enabled, dropdown with Custom Tab options, and Save button in top bar.
Scenic desert landscape at sunset with rocky formations, heading 'Dubai Desert Experience', and light blue box containing tab content inside a red outlined rectangle.

For detailed steps on adding a new custom tab to a trip, check the official documentation: Add New Tab in Single Trip Page

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can easily showcase custom tab content on your trip pages, providing travelers with richer and more tailored information. Using WP Travel Gutenberg Blocks with a Full Site Editing theme offers a flexible and modern way to customize your trip layouts without touching any code.

Check WP Travel documentation to learn more about configurations, modules, payments, and shortcodes.

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