How to Add Frequently Asked Questions FAQs to WordPress
FAQs are an important part of business, service, and product websites. While running an enterprise page in WordPress, adding a FAQ page or part will assist you to inform your clients better when the product and purchaser base improves. With a proper FAQ manager, you can effortlessly take care of FAQ sections and pages on your WordPress site. In this article, we will talk about how to add frequently requested questions [FAQs] to WordPress sites.
Using an FAQ Plugin in WordPress
Initially, you need to install the Advanced FAQ Manager plugin in your WordPress. The plugin is available in WordPress.org. After installation and activation, the plugin will create a new FAQs section in your WordPress dashboard.
You can go to FAQs » Add New to create your first frequently asked question. The FAQ editor page is almost similar to the post editor, except for its dedicated area for adding questions and answers.
Add the title of the FAQ group in the top title bar (normally the title of a post or page). Below, you will see an FAQ section with fields to enter the FAQ title and content. After adding one FAQ title and content each, you can click on ‘Add New FAQ’ button to add more FAQs. Once all FAQs are added, you can publish the FAQs.
Customizing The FAQs
The Advanced FAQ Manager displays FAQs as an Accordion. The plugin comes with settings to modify accordion behavior. It also lets you change the display settings of the FAQs and also to display a social share option for FAQs with a custom caption.
Adding Multiple FAQ Lists in a Single Page or Post
For this, create two new FAQs using the Advanced FAQ Manager plugin. After creating the FAQs, copy the shortcodes of both the FAQs and paste them in the single page wherever necessary. You can include custom titles using the page editor for viewers to identify a list of FAQs from another.
Adding FAQs as a Widget
With the Advanced FAQ Manager, you can add FAQs as a widget. For this, all you have to do is add a text widget to the sidebar, below the header, or inside any of the footer columns.





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