Hey @hjmoore420,
For cases like that where you can’t provide us with staging access, regretfully, we can’t provide optimum help because we won’t risk breaking your live site.
Also, this case is a 3rd party plugin conflict and though we’d love to know what’s the conflict with our theme, we could not guarantee a fix. Our development team will decide if they’re going to support the plugin or not.
I’ve checked the structure of the WooCommerce pagination in my test site and the difference is the class. Please refer to the screenshot below going forward.
My suspicion is that the filter plugin you’re using is targeting the woocommerce-pagination
class in order to inject the filter query to the pagination buttons. Because we add our own class, x-pagination
to our theme which is for styling purposes, your filter plugin surely won’t work and I believe our development team will not change the class because otherwise, it will break a lot of sites who already have customized the pagination styles.
With that said, please contact the filter plugin author and tell him/her to include x-pagination
for the AJAX filtering in his plugin.
Otherwise, you need to customize our theme. I’ll provide some guidance but we can’t provide support further than the guide. That means we will not handle any more queries including if the guide won’t work for you.
- If you are not aware yet, first learn how to customize or override templates of our theme here: https://theme.co/docs/best-practices
- Override pagination.php which is located in wp-content\themes\x\woocommerce\loop folder.
- Add the
woocommerce-pagination
next to the x-pagination
class.

Hope that helps and thank you for understanding.