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Tabby Responsive Tabs is a WordPress Plugin Directory app by cubecolour. With a rating of 4.9★ from 144 reviews.
Tabby Responsive Tabs is a WordPress app, with a 4.9 average rating from 144 reviews, as of Sep 11, 2026.
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Tabby Responsive Tabs is a WordPress app. It holds a 4.9★ average from 144 reviews on WordPress.
Pros
- +4.9★ average across 144 reviews
Cons
- −No declared third-party integrations on the listing — verify compatibility with your existing tools before installing
How Tabby Responsive Tabs works
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Adds a set of horizontal tabs which changes to an accordion on narrow viewports
Tabs and accordion are created with jQuery
Supports multiple sets of tabs on same page
Uses semantic header and content markup
Aria attributes and roles aid screen reader accessibility
Tabs and content are accessible via keyboard
The Tabby responsive tabs plugin is designed to be an easy and lightweight way to add responsive tabs to your content. Experienced developers should be able to easily customize how the tabs display on their site by replacing the built-in CSS rules with an edited version (see note below for more details of this).
Optional Add-ons
The Tabby responsive tabs customiser add-on adds a settings panel with several parameters to provide the easiest way to customise the display of your tabs without editing any code. You can use the default tabby styles or one of the included one-click presets as a starting point for customisation. It also enables you to easily add icons to your tab titles.
The Tabby link to tab add-on provides a simple shortcode to create links to specific tabs which can appear anywhere on the same page as the tabgroup without the page reloading.
The Tabby tab to URL link add-on enables you to set one or more of your tabs to act as a link to any URL.
The Tabby load accordion closed add-on changes the default behaviour when the tabs are displayed as an accordion so that no accordion sections are open when the page initially loads.