
Pablo Borysenco(@pavlo_borysenco)
34,196 Posts
Quote from Pablo Borysenco on September 13, 2021, 11:36
Hello
but why woof is changing the classes of main div element? - My plugin doesn't change classes. It looks like the third party plugin does not add a custom class in ajax mode
About columns-3 - https://products-filter.com/force-filtered-results-show-three-columns
Hello
but why woof is changing the classes of main div element? - My plugin doesn't change classes. It looks like the third party plugin does not add a custom class in ajax mode
About columns-3 - https://products-filter.com/force-filtered-results-show-three-columns

Pablo Borysenco(@pavlo_borysenco)
34,196 Posts
Quote from Pablo Borysenco on September 13, 2021, 12:14
What kind of plugin could do there? - Elementor or a module for elementor. I understood correctly, you mean this class - https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20210913130404.png
I am pretty sure no other Ajax is used on the page. - It looks like the third party plugin (Elementor or a module for elementor) does not add a custom class in ajax mode. I mean, during the ajax request, the URL of the admin panel is used. And this third party plugin is possible to have validation of the current page !is_admin() - and therefore does not add the class in ajax mode
What kind of plugin could do there? - Elementor or a module for elementor. I understood correctly, you mean this class - https://share.pluginus.net/image/i20210913130404.png
I am pretty sure no other Ajax is used on the page. - It looks like the third party plugin (Elementor or a module for elementor) does not add a custom class in ajax mode. I mean, during the ajax request, the URL of the admin panel is used. And this third party plugin is possible to have validation of the current page !is_admin() - and therefore does not add the class in ajax mode