Product Brand Additional Tab for WooCommerce

This plugin enhances WooCommerce product detail page by:

• Displaying the assigned product brand inside the “Additional Information” tab.
• Outputting structured data (JSON-LD) for the product’s brand using schema.org markup.
• Improving brand visibility in search results by adding brand name, description, logo, and link to the product schema.

It works out of the box with WooCommerce’s product_brand taxonomy or any compatible brand plugin using the same taxonomy.

Compatibility

This plugin is compatible with:

• WooCommerce v9.4 or later

Developer Guide

🧩 Template Override Support

To override the brand tab layout, copy the default template into your theme:

Destination Path:
yourtheme/woocommerce/single-product/tabs/brand-information.php

Original Plugin Template:
templates/single-product/tabs/brand-information.php

You can customize how the brand name, logo, and description are displayed in the additional tab.

🔄 Custom Action Hooks

Use these hooks to inject content before or after the brand tab output:

Before the brand content block.

do_action( 'wc_pbat_before_brand_content', $brand );

After the brand content block.

do_action( 'wc_pbat_after_brand_content', $brand );<h3>🔧 Helper Method</h3>

Render clean and filtered brand description using:

WC_Product_Brand_Additional_Tab::get_content( $term );

This ensures the description is properly formatted and filtered.

🔃 Filter Hooks

Controls whether the plugin should use the_content filter to format the brand description.

add_filter( 'wc_pbat_use_the_content_filter', '__return_false' )

Default: true

Fires only when the_content filter is skipped. Allows custom formatting of brand descriptions in the tab.

add_filter( 'wc_pbat_filter_tab_content', function( $description ) {
return wpautop( esc_html( $description ) );
});

These filters give developers full control over how brand descriptions are rendered in the tab.

1. Upload the product-brand-additional-tab-for-woocommerce folder to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
2. Activate the plugin from the WordPress Plugins screen.
3. Make sure brands are assigned using the product_brand taxonomy.
4. Optional: Configure schema output settings from WooCommerce → Settings → Products (if available).