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The Facet additional features section shows information in a card with tabs. Shoppers click a tab name to switch between panels, so you can group details such as materials, fit and care without making the page longer. This page covers the section settings and the tab blocks.
The Additional features section as it appears on the Facet demo storefront.

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What this section controls

  • An intro heading and text above the card.
  • The tabs inside the card, and the content of each tab.
  • The card’s color scheme, width and spacing.

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Getting started

1

Open the Theme Customizer

In your Shopify admin, open Online Store, then Themes, and click Customize next to Facet.
2

Add the section

In the Sections panel, click Add section and choose Additional features. The section can’t be added to the header or footer.
3

Add tabs

Click Add block, then Tab. Type the tab name in Label, then add Heading and Text blocks inside the tab.
The theme editor with the Additional features section selected in the sidebar, its settings panel open on the left and the section highlighted in the preview.

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Section settings

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Common settings

Theme editor sidebar showing the Additional features section settings: Common settings, Color scheme, Top padding, Bottom padding, Page width, Custom CSS.
The section has only common settings. See Common settings for details.
  • Color scheme: colors the tab card. The intro heading and text above the card sit on the page background.
  • Top padding and Bottom padding: None, Small (default), Medium, Large or Extra large.
  • Page width: Narrow, Fluid (default) or Full.

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Blocks

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Intro heading and text

The section has a fixed Heading and Text block above the card. Leave them empty if you don’t need an intro. Their settings are described on Theme blocks.

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Tab

Theme editor sidebar showing the Tab block (in Additional features) settings: Label.
Tab is the only block you can add to the section. Each Tab block adds one tab to the card. The tabs appear in the same order as the blocks, and the first tab is open when the page loads.
  • Label: the name shown on the tab. Default: “Product features”.
Inside a tab, add Heading and Text blocks for its content. See Theme blocks for their settings.
When the tab names don’t fit on one line, for example on phones, the row of tabs scrolls sideways. Shoppers can also move between tabs with the left and right arrow keys.

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Best practices

  • Keep tab labels short. One or two words per tab, such as “Fabric” or “Care”, keep more tabs visible on a phone.
  • Give every tab content. A tab with an empty panel looks broken. Remove tabs you don’t use.
  • Put the most important tab first. Only the first tab is open when the page loads, so many shoppers never see the others.

Theme blocks

Settings for the heading and text blocks inside each tab.

Collapsible content

Show details as rows that open and close instead of tabs.