Ultimate FAQ Accordion Plugin

Ultimate FAQ Accordion Plugin

Full-featured FAQ and accordion plugin with advanced search, simple UI and easy-to-use FAQ blocks and shortcodes.

  • Frequently updated
    Very good! This plugin is actively maintained and the last update was released 5 days ago.
  • This plugin is tested with the last major release of WordPress
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  • Compatible with the latest major PHP release
    This plugin requieres PHP 7.4 or higher. The latest stable PHP 8.4.13 was released on 25 September 2025
  • No unfixed plugin vulnerabilities
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Ratings

428

Active installs

30K

Total Downloads

2 M

Support Threads

2

Last updated

16 October 2025

Added

15 July 2014

Versions

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FAQ

Yes, you can search for the Display FAQs block. Alternatively, you’ll find it in its own block category/section called Ultimate FAQs.

For a complete list of FAQ blocks and their associated parameters, please see here.

Yes, you can use the [ultimate-faqs] shortcode.

For a complete list of FAQ shortcodes and their associated attributes, please see here.

Yes. For this, we would recommend assigning your FAQs to different categories and then using the FAQ shortcode to include only the category you want on each page. For more info, see here.

The FAQ order can be sorted by title, created date or modified date. The categories can be sorted by name, slug or count. If you are using the premium version, there is also a drag-and-drop table that can be used for precise FAQ ordering. For more info, see here.

Yes, the Ultimate FAQ plugin uses a custom post type and all of the strings/labels are localized in the code. For more information on plugin translation, please see here.

Yes, it uses a custom post type and taxonomies. As such, if you enable our post type in the WPML settings, you’ll be able to create translations of your FAQs, categories and tags. As well, all the strings/labels are localized in the code. As such, they will be picked up by WPML’s String Translation tool for easy direct translating.

For more info on translating FAQs, please see here.

For the FAQ single post pages, it would be your theme that controls the look and layout. Because the FAQs are a custom post type, the single post page for FAQ posts would, by default, make use of your theme’s single.php template file. If you’d like to modify the single post page for FAQs, we’d suggest duplicating your single.php file and creating one specifically for our post type, as discussed here. Our post type is called ufaq, so you’d want to call your template file single-ufaq.php.

On the premium FAQ settings page you can choose to link to twitter, facebook and more!

You can use the premium shortcode [ultimate-faq-search] or the premium “FAQ Search block”, which displays an AJAX FAQ search form. You can use the “Auto-Complete Titles” option to have a list of all matching questions pop up when a user has typed 3 or more characters into the FAQ search field.

In the premium version, you can add FAQs for either a specific product or for a WooCommerce category.

For a specific product, create an FAQ category with the same name as the product, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

For a category of WooCommerce products, create an FAQ category with the same name as the WooCommerce category, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

You can customize the plugin by adding code to the Custom CSS box on the FAQ settings page.

You can also use the “Styling” area of the “Options” tab if you’re on the premium version, which has a built-in color picker for FAQ fields and more!

Yes, you can use the [ultimate-faqs] shortcode.

For a complete list of FAQ shortcodes and their associated attributes, please see here.

Yes. For this, we would recommend assigning your FAQs to different categories and then using the FAQ shortcode to include only the category you want on each page. For more info, see here.

The FAQ order can be sorted by title, created date or modified date. The categories can be sorted by name, slug or count. If you are using the premium version, there is also a drag-and-drop table that can be used for precise FAQ ordering. For more info, see here.

Yes, the Ultimate FAQ plugin uses a custom post type and all of the strings/labels are localized in the code. For more information on plugin translation, please see here.

Yes, it uses a custom post type and taxonomies. As such, if you enable our post type in the WPML settings, you’ll be able to create translations of your FAQs, categories and tags. As well, all the strings/labels are localized in the code. As such, they will be picked up by WPML’s String Translation tool for easy direct translating.

For more info on translating FAQs, please see here.

For the FAQ single post pages, it would be your theme that controls the look and layout. Because the FAQs are a custom post type, the single post page for FAQ posts would, by default, make use of your theme’s single.php template file. If you’d like to modify the single post page for FAQs, we’d suggest duplicating your single.php file and creating one specifically for our post type, as discussed here. Our post type is called ufaq, so you’d want to call your template file single-ufaq.php.

On the premium FAQ settings page you can choose to link to twitter, facebook and more!

You can use the premium shortcode [ultimate-faq-search] or the premium “FAQ Search block”, which displays an AJAX FAQ search form. You can use the “Auto-Complete Titles” option to have a list of all matching questions pop up when a user has typed 3 or more characters into the FAQ search field.

In the premium version, you can add FAQs for either a specific product or for a WooCommerce category.

For a specific product, create an FAQ category with the same name as the product, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

For a category of WooCommerce products, create an FAQ category with the same name as the WooCommerce category, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

You can customize the plugin by adding code to the Custom CSS box on the FAQ settings page.

You can also use the “Styling” area of the “Options” tab if you’re on the premium version, which has a built-in color picker for FAQ fields and more!

Yes. For this, we would recommend assigning your FAQs to different categories and then using the FAQ shortcode to include only the category you want on each page. For more info, see here.

The FAQ order can be sorted by title, created date or modified date. The categories can be sorted by name, slug or count. If you are using the premium version, there is also a drag-and-drop table that can be used for precise FAQ ordering. For more info, see here.

Yes, the Ultimate FAQ plugin uses a custom post type and all of the strings/labels are localized in the code. For more information on plugin translation, please see here.

Yes, it uses a custom post type and taxonomies. As such, if you enable our post type in the WPML settings, you’ll be able to create translations of your FAQs, categories and tags. As well, all the strings/labels are localized in the code. As such, they will be picked up by WPML’s String Translation tool for easy direct translating.

For more info on translating FAQs, please see here.

For the FAQ single post pages, it would be your theme that controls the look and layout. Because the FAQs are a custom post type, the single post page for FAQ posts would, by default, make use of your theme’s single.php template file. If you’d like to modify the single post page for FAQs, we’d suggest duplicating your single.php file and creating one specifically for our post type, as discussed here. Our post type is called ufaq, so you’d want to call your template file single-ufaq.php.

On the premium FAQ settings page you can choose to link to twitter, facebook and more!

You can use the premium shortcode [ultimate-faq-search] or the premium “FAQ Search block”, which displays an AJAX FAQ search form. You can use the “Auto-Complete Titles” option to have a list of all matching questions pop up when a user has typed 3 or more characters into the FAQ search field.

In the premium version, you can add FAQs for either a specific product or for a WooCommerce category.

For a specific product, create an FAQ category with the same name as the product, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

For a category of WooCommerce products, create an FAQ category with the same name as the WooCommerce category, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

You can customize the plugin by adding code to the Custom CSS box on the FAQ settings page.

You can also use the “Styling” area of the “Options” tab if you’re on the premium version, which has a built-in color picker for FAQ fields and more!

The FAQ order can be sorted by title, created date or modified date. The categories can be sorted by name, slug or count. If you are using the premium version, there is also a drag-and-drop table that can be used for precise FAQ ordering. For more info, see here.

Yes, the Ultimate FAQ plugin uses a custom post type and all of the strings/labels are localized in the code. For more information on plugin translation, please see here.

Yes, it uses a custom post type and taxonomies. As such, if you enable our post type in the WPML settings, you’ll be able to create translations of your FAQs, categories and tags. As well, all the strings/labels are localized in the code. As such, they will be picked up by WPML’s String Translation tool for easy direct translating.

For more info on translating FAQs, please see here.

For the FAQ single post pages, it would be your theme that controls the look and layout. Because the FAQs are a custom post type, the single post page for FAQ posts would, by default, make use of your theme’s single.php template file. If you’d like to modify the single post page for FAQs, we’d suggest duplicating your single.php file and creating one specifically for our post type, as discussed here. Our post type is called ufaq, so you’d want to call your template file single-ufaq.php.

On the premium FAQ settings page you can choose to link to twitter, facebook and more!

You can use the premium shortcode [ultimate-faq-search] or the premium “FAQ Search block”, which displays an AJAX FAQ search form. You can use the “Auto-Complete Titles” option to have a list of all matching questions pop up when a user has typed 3 or more characters into the FAQ search field.

In the premium version, you can add FAQs for either a specific product or for a WooCommerce category.

For a specific product, create an FAQ category with the same name as the product, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

For a category of WooCommerce products, create an FAQ category with the same name as the WooCommerce category, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

You can customize the plugin by adding code to the Custom CSS box on the FAQ settings page.

You can also use the “Styling” area of the “Options” tab if you’re on the premium version, which has a built-in color picker for FAQ fields and more!

Yes, the Ultimate FAQ plugin uses a custom post type and all of the strings/labels are localized in the code. For more information on plugin translation, please see here.

Yes, it uses a custom post type and taxonomies. As such, if you enable our post type in the WPML settings, you’ll be able to create translations of your FAQs, categories and tags. As well, all the strings/labels are localized in the code. As such, they will be picked up by WPML’s String Translation tool for easy direct translating.

For more info on translating FAQs, please see here.

For the FAQ single post pages, it would be your theme that controls the look and layout. Because the FAQs are a custom post type, the single post page for FAQ posts would, by default, make use of your theme’s single.php template file. If you’d like to modify the single post page for FAQs, we’d suggest duplicating your single.php file and creating one specifically for our post type, as discussed here. Our post type is called ufaq, so you’d want to call your template file single-ufaq.php.

On the premium FAQ settings page you can choose to link to twitter, facebook and more!

You can use the premium shortcode [ultimate-faq-search] or the premium “FAQ Search block”, which displays an AJAX FAQ search form. You can use the “Auto-Complete Titles” option to have a list of all matching questions pop up when a user has typed 3 or more characters into the FAQ search field.

In the premium version, you can add FAQs for either a specific product or for a WooCommerce category.

For a specific product, create an FAQ category with the same name as the product, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

For a category of WooCommerce products, create an FAQ category with the same name as the WooCommerce category, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

You can customize the plugin by adding code to the Custom CSS box on the FAQ settings page.

You can also use the “Styling” area of the “Options” tab if you’re on the premium version, which has a built-in color picker for FAQ fields and more!

Yes, it uses a custom post type and taxonomies. As such, if you enable our post type in the WPML settings, you’ll be able to create translations of your FAQs, categories and tags. As well, all the strings/labels are localized in the code. As such, they will be picked up by WPML’s String Translation tool for easy direct translating.

For more info on translating FAQs, please see here.

For the FAQ single post pages, it would be your theme that controls the look and layout. Because the FAQs are a custom post type, the single post page for FAQ posts would, by default, make use of your theme’s single.php template file. If you’d like to modify the single post page for FAQs, we’d suggest duplicating your single.php file and creating one specifically for our post type, as discussed here. Our post type is called ufaq, so you’d want to call your template file single-ufaq.php.

On the premium FAQ settings page you can choose to link to twitter, facebook and more!

You can use the premium shortcode [ultimate-faq-search] or the premium “FAQ Search block”, which displays an AJAX FAQ search form. You can use the “Auto-Complete Titles” option to have a list of all matching questions pop up when a user has typed 3 or more characters into the FAQ search field.

In the premium version, you can add FAQs for either a specific product or for a WooCommerce category.

For a specific product, create an FAQ category with the same name as the product, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

For a category of WooCommerce products, create an FAQ category with the same name as the WooCommerce category, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

You can customize the plugin by adding code to the Custom CSS box on the FAQ settings page.

You can also use the “Styling” area of the “Options” tab if you’re on the premium version, which has a built-in color picker for FAQ fields and more!

For the FAQ single post pages, it would be your theme that controls the look and layout. Because the FAQs are a custom post type, the single post page for FAQ posts would, by default, make use of your theme’s single.php template file. If you’d like to modify the single post page for FAQs, we’d suggest duplicating your single.php file and creating one specifically for our post type, as discussed here. Our post type is called ufaq, so you’d want to call your template file single-ufaq.php.

On the premium FAQ settings page you can choose to link to twitter, facebook and more!

You can use the premium shortcode [ultimate-faq-search] or the premium “FAQ Search block”, which displays an AJAX FAQ search form. You can use the “Auto-Complete Titles” option to have a list of all matching questions pop up when a user has typed 3 or more characters into the FAQ search field.

In the premium version, you can add FAQs for either a specific product or for a WooCommerce category.

For a specific product, create an FAQ category with the same name as the product, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

For a category of WooCommerce products, create an FAQ category with the same name as the WooCommerce category, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

You can customize the plugin by adding code to the Custom CSS box on the FAQ settings page.

You can also use the “Styling” area of the “Options” tab if you’re on the premium version, which has a built-in color picker for FAQ fields and more!

On the premium FAQ settings page you can choose to link to twitter, facebook and more!

You can use the premium shortcode [ultimate-faq-search] or the premium “FAQ Search block”, which displays an AJAX FAQ search form. You can use the “Auto-Complete Titles” option to have a list of all matching questions pop up when a user has typed 3 or more characters into the FAQ search field.

In the premium version, you can add FAQs for either a specific product or for a WooCommerce category.

For a specific product, create an FAQ category with the same name as the product, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

For a category of WooCommerce products, create an FAQ category with the same name as the WooCommerce category, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

You can customize the plugin by adding code to the Custom CSS box on the FAQ settings page.

You can also use the “Styling” area of the “Options” tab if you’re on the premium version, which has a built-in color picker for FAQ fields and more!

You can use the premium shortcode [ultimate-faq-search] or the premium “FAQ Search block”, which displays an AJAX FAQ search form. You can use the “Auto-Complete Titles” option to have a list of all matching questions pop up when a user has typed 3 or more characters into the FAQ search field.

In the premium version, you can add FAQs for either a specific product or for a WooCommerce category.

For a specific product, create an FAQ category with the same name as the product, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

For a category of WooCommerce products, create an FAQ category with the same name as the WooCommerce category, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

You can customize the plugin by adding code to the Custom CSS box on the FAQ settings page.

You can also use the “Styling” area of the “Options” tab if you’re on the premium version, which has a built-in color picker for FAQ fields and more!

In the premium version, you can add FAQs for either a specific product or for a WooCommerce category.

For a specific product, create an FAQ category with the same name as the product, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

For a category of WooCommerce products, create an FAQ category with the same name as the WooCommerce category, and then select that category for all of the FAQs you want included on your product page.

You can customize the plugin by adding code to the Custom CSS box on the FAQ settings page.

You can also use the “Styling” area of the “Options” tab if you’re on the premium version, which has a built-in color picker for FAQ fields and more!

You can customize the plugin by adding code to the Custom CSS box on the FAQ settings page.

You can also use the “Styling” area of the “Options” tab if you’re on the premium version, which has a built-in color picker for FAQ fields and more!

Changelog

2.4.3 (2025-10-16)

2.4.2 (2025-09-26)

2.4.1 (2025-09-23)

2.4.0 (2025-08-28)

See changelog for all versions.

How to install Ultimate FAQ Accordion Plugin

  1. Upload the ‘ultimate-faqs’ folder to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory
  2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress

or

  1. Go to the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress and click ‘Add New’
  2. Search for ‘Ultimate FAQ’ and select ‘Install Now’
  3. Activate the plugin when prompted

Getting Started

After you activate the plugin, a walk-through will run automatically that will help you create your first FAQs and set a few key options.

For more info on installing and activating the plugin, and on the walk-through, please see here: https://doc.etoilewebdesign.com/plugins/ultimate-faq/user/getting-started/install

For FAQ help and support