Gustave F. Gerhardt

Dan Rivera

<p>Create navigable tabs to hide/show in-page content.<br />
Use the following shortcode:</p>
<pre><code>[fancytabs]
[tab title="Title 1"]
Hello world
[/tab]
[tab title="Title 2"]
Hello again, world
[/tab]
[/fancytabs]
</code></pre>
<p>If you wish to make adjustments to the styles, you can copy the <code>fancytabs.css</code> from the plugin directory and add it to your theme folder.</p>
<h3>Coming Soon</h3>
<ul>
<li>Options page for setting colors/styles</li>
</ul>


FancyTabs

Tom de Visser

<h4>What does it do?</h4>
<p>Post Descriptions lets you attach short notes or descriptions to posts and pages — ideal for internal reminders, content planning, or small to-do’s. Use it solo or with your team to stay organized directly in the WordPress admin.</p>
<h4>How does it work?</h4>
<p><strong>Adding Post Descriptions</strong><br />
You can add a description in two ways:<br />
1. From the full Edit screen<br />
2. From the Quick Edit option on the posts/pages overview</p>
<p><strong>Viewing Post Descriptions</strong><br />
Descriptions are visible:<br />
1. In a dedicated column on the posts or pages overview — with a customizable column title<br />
2. As a post state — the small bold label next to the post title</p>
<p><strong>Post State Toggle</strong><br />
By default, post descriptions are not shown as post states (the bold label next to your post title). You can enable this in Settings > Post Descriptions. If enabled, longer descriptions might clutter your view — you can toggle it off again in the settings.</p>


Post Descriptions

Simple and effective!

A lightweight WordPress plugin that lets you add quick descriptions or personal notes to your posts and pages — perfect for reminders, to-do's, o …

FancyTabs vs Post Descriptions