Brett Bodine

WP Bootstrap Tabs is a plugin for WordPress using the built in capabilities of Twitter Bootstrap. It is very lightweight designed to simply add tabs using the Bootstrap tabs structure. They can be customized by adding your own styling or by modifying the styles and settings within the Bootstrap stylesheets and JQuery settings. For more information on how to do that, visit http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/javascript.html#tabs
=Features:=
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<li>Adds tabs using the out of the box styling and functionality in Twitter Bootstrap</li>
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<h3>Usage</h3>
Option 1 – Quick Tag
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<li>Use Quick Tags to get the plugin shortcode in the post/page content area. Fill the Quick Tag box with name of tabs (commna separated) and click on ‘Insert’ button. It will insert shortcode with default tab content, you can edit the content in the same edit panel of post/page.</li>
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Option 2 – Manual Insertion of Shortcode
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<li>To insert the tabs, you would need to use two shortcodes on your Edit Post/Page admin panel. The first shortcode is for tab names, tab ID/slug, and setting the active tab. The second shortcode represents the end of the set of the tabs. You can insert multiple number of tabset on a single page.</li>
<li>Example how to put tabs:</li>
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[bootstrap_tab name=’Tab 1′ link=’tab1-slug’ active=’active’]Content for the tab Tab 1[/bootstrap_tab]
[bootstrap_tab name=’Tab 2′ link=’tab2-slug’ ]Content for the tab Tab 2[/bootstrap_tab]
[bootstrap_tab name=’Tab 3′ link=’tab3-slug’]Content for the tab Tab 3[/bootstrap_tab]
[end_bootstrap_tab]
Do not forget to insert the ‘name’ attribute for each tab. It is important 
** Just remember to put the ‘end_bootstrap_tab’ shortcode at the end of all tab contents as shown above.** 
* ‘name’ is the title of your tab, yo can put anything you want in here. ‘link’ is the html link and the content anchor to match up the tab list item with the content div. This should not contain any spaces. ‘active’ is only needed for the tab you want to display when the pages is loaded.

WP Bootstrap Tabs

Add clean and structured twitter bootstrap tabs to your WordPress Posts and Pages easily through the edit post/page panel.

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BE API

Are you using Advanced Custom Fields for option pages and Polylang for your multilingual site?
Polylang does not natively support ACF Option Pages, so option values are shared across all languages. This plugin improves that: once activated, you can set different values per language. Values are stored per language in the database and the correct one is loaded according to the current Polylang language. If a value isn’t set for a language, the “All languages” value is used by default.
Note: On activation, existing option values become temporarily unavailable (but remain in the database); you can recover them by deactivating the plugin. To edit options for a language, use the Polylang language switcher in the admin bar before opening the options page.
Requirements: WordPress 6.0+, PHP 7.4–8.4, <a href="https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/pro" rel="nofollow ugc">Advanced Custom Fields</a> 5.6.0+, <a href="https://polylang.pro/" rel="nofollow ugc">Polylang</a> (tested up to 3.7.7).
For full documentation (usage, filters, API, excluding pages, default fallback, loading untranslated values), see the <a href="https://github.com/BeAPI/acf-options-for-polylang#readme" rel="nofollow ugc">project README on GitHub</a>.

ACF Options For Polylang

Improves Polylang by adding per-language support for ACF options pages—each language can have its own option values.

WP Bootstrap Tabs vs ACF Options For Polylang