Quote from Alex Dev on July 3, 2026, 19:54
Hi Ingmar
I tried to open your category page directly to see the behavior myself, but access to the site seems to be restricted (I got a message saying access has been limited by the site owner). So I cannot confirm this by testing it live, but based on the plugin code I can give you an educated guess of what is likely happening and a fix to try.
By default, whenever a filter is applied, HUSKY resets a few WordPress query flags (including is_tax) to unify the page as a generic product archive, so the filter form can render consistently across different page types. Normally this is harmless because the actual category restriction lives in a separate part of the query (tax_query), not in that flag. However, if your theme or page builder relies on that flag to decide which products belong to the current category when rendering the results, resetting it can cause the filtered results to fall back to showing products from the whole store instead of just the current category.
We have seen and fixed this exact symptom before on a similar setup. The fix was to enable two settings together in HUSKY:
tab Advanced -> Options -> Disable swoof influence: Yes
SEO links enabled: Yes
Could you try enabling both of these in the HUSKY settings and test filtering again on the hanging-wires category page? If it still shows results from the whole store after that, please let us know what theme or page builder you are using for the category archive template (Elementor, Divi, Bricks, a classic WooCommerce theme, etc.), that will help us narrow it down further.
Hi Ingmar
I tried to open your category page directly to see the behavior myself, but access to the site seems to be restricted (I got a message saying access has been limited by the site owner). So I cannot confirm this by testing it live, but based on the plugin code I can give you an educated guess of what is likely happening and a fix to try.
By default, whenever a filter is applied, HUSKY resets a few WordPress query flags (including is_tax) to unify the page as a generic product archive, so the filter form can render consistently across different page types. Normally this is harmless because the actual category restriction lives in a separate part of the query (tax_query), not in that flag. However, if your theme or page builder relies on that flag to decide which products belong to the current category when rendering the results, resetting it can cause the filtered results to fall back to showing products from the whole store instead of just the current category.
We have seen and fixed this exact symptom before on a similar setup. The fix was to enable two settings together in HUSKY:
tab Advanced -> Options -> Disable swoof influence: Yes
SEO links enabled: Yes
Could you try enabling both of these in the HUSKY settings and test filtering again on the hanging-wires category page? If it still shows results from the whole store after that, please let us know what theme or page builder you are using for the category archive template (Elementor, Divi, Bricks, a classic WooCommerce theme, etc.), that will help us narrow it down further.