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How Do I Add a FAQ to WooCommerce?

Last updated on October 2, 2022 @ 12:50 am

Adding a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section to your WooCommerce store can be a great way to reduce customer support requests and improve customer satisfaction. FAQs can also help to pre-emptively answer questions that your customers may have, saving you time in the long run.

In this article, we’ll show you how to add a FAQ section to your WooCommerce store. We’ll also provide some tips on how to make sure your FAQs are effective. Let’s get started!

How to Add a Frequently Asked Questions Section to Your WooCommerce Store

Adding a FAQ section to your WooCommerce store is easy. You can do it by using a plugin or by manually adding the FAQs to your product pages. Let’s take a look at both methods:

Method 1: Use a Plugin

There are numerous plugins available that will allow you to add a FAQ section to your WooCommerce store.

One of the most popular is YITH WooCommerce Frequently Asked Questions.

This plugin is easy to use and comes with a number of features, including the ability to add an unlimited number of FAQs, import/export FAQs, and more. It’s also compatible with WordPress multilingual plugins, so you can easily translated your FAQs into multiple languages.

PRO TIP: Adding a FAQ to WooCommerce can be done by following these steps:

1. Go to the WooCommerce settings page and select the Products tab.

2. Under the Products tab, select the Add New product type.

3. Enter the product name and description.

4. In the Product Data section, select the FAQ tab.

5. Enter the question and answer in the FAQ section.

6. Save changes.

To get started with YITH WooCommerce Frequently Asked Questions, install and activate the plugin from your WordPress dashboard. Once the plugin is activated, you’ll need to configure some basic settings.

  1. Configure Basic Settings

Navigate to WooCommerce > Settings > Products > YITH FAQs. From here, you can configure the following settings:

  • Questions per page: This setting determines how many FAQs will be displayed on each page.
  • Show breadcrumbs: This setting allows you to display breadcrumbs on your FAQ pages.
  • Breadcrumb separator: This setting allows you customize the breadcrumb separator character.
  1. Add New FAQs

To add new FAQs, navigate to WooCommerce > Products > Add New Question. Here, you’ll be able to add a question and answer for your FAQ section.

  • Question: Enter the question that you want to answer in theFAQ section.
  • Answer: Enter the answer for the question in the text editor. You can also use HTML code in this field.
  1. (Optional) Configure Advanced Settings

If you want more control over how yourFAQ section looks and functions, you can configure some advanced settings by navigating to WooCommerce > Settings > Products > Advanced Settings. Here, you’ll find settings for things like enabling AJAX loading ofFAQs, displaying an “Ask A Question” form on product pages, and more.

Method 2: Manually AddFAQs To Product Pages

If you don’t wantto use a plugin or if you want more control over whereFAQ sections appear on your site, you can manually add themto individual product pages. To do this, simply edit theproduct page where you want to add theFAQ section and thenadd the questions and answers in theProduct Description text editor.

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Adding a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section to your WooCommerce store is quick and easy, and it can be done with or without a plugin. If you use a plugin, there are many great options available that offer features like unlimited FAQs, import/export options, compatibility with multilingual plugins, and more.

If you don’t want to use a plugin, you can still add aFAQ section by manually adding questions and answers tot he Product Description text editor on individual product pages. Ultimately, adding aFAQ section is a great wayto reduce customer support requests and improve customer satisfaction.

Morgan Bash

Morgan Bash

Technology enthusiast and Co-Founder of Women Coders SF.