Quote from marie472 on July 3, 2026, 15:13
Hello,
Thank you for your first reply confirming there's no known compatibility issue with Elementor.
I have a specific configuration question: I have a HUSKY filter form ([woof_front_builder]) on my product category archive pages (e.g. /categorie-produit/vtt/), which display products via an Elementor Pro Loop Grid widget. When a visitor selects a filter on this archive page, they are automatically redirected to my "Shop" page (which displays all products via a different Loop Grid), with the filter parameters correctly applied.
My question: is this the normal/expected behavior of HUSKY when an Elementor Loop Grid is used to display products on the archive page itself (i.e., the filter cannot work "in place" on a category page with a Loop Grid, and necessarily redirects to a separate results page)? Or should I be able to configure the filter to work directly on the category page without redirecting?
I also came across this hint in your documentation about inserting the filter via woocommerce_before_shop_loop — but since my products are rendered through an Elementor Loop Grid rather than the classic WooCommerce shop loop template, I'm not sure this hook fires on my pages at all. Could you confirm whether this applies to my setup, or if there's an Elementor-specific approach I should use instead?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Hello,
Thank you for your first reply confirming there's no known compatibility issue with Elementor.
I have a specific configuration question: I have a HUSKY filter form ([woof_front_builder]) on my product category archive pages (e.g. /categorie-produit/vtt/), which display products via an Elementor Pro Loop Grid widget. When a visitor selects a filter on this archive page, they are automatically redirected to my"Shop" page (which displays all products via a different Loop Grid), with the filter parameters correctly applied.
My question: is this the normal/expected behavior of HUSKY when an Elementor Loop Grid is used to display products on the archive page itself (i.e., the filter cannot work"in place" on a category page with a Loop Grid, and necessarily redirects to a separate results page)? Or should I be able to configure the filter to work directly on the category page without redirecting?
I also came across this hint in your documentation about inserting the filter via woocommerce_before_shop_loop — but since my products are rendered through an Elementor Loop Grid rather than the classic WooCommerce shop loop template, I'm not sure this hook fires on my pages at all. Could you confirm whether this applies to my setup, or if there's an Elementor-specific approach I should use instead?
Thank you in advance for your help.