Cannot confirm any issues concerning pagination during updates to 3.4.0

Second image seems to be standard pagination footer of Joomla core (and missing CSS for inlined grouping).
First one seems to be an overriden one (normally/correctly done by html/pagination.php or html/layouts/joomla/pagination/xy.php inside your template folder).

Maybe you made your changes for pagination not in an update secure file?

The first image was done right before upgrading to 3.4. The second one was done right after the upgrade. No other changes were made to the template or otherwise. I use a template that uses the Warp framework, but as I stated, everything was working properly prior to the Joomla update and no other changes were made to the website. It happened on three different websites (all using Warp.)

I should also mention, I did not make any changes to paging before or after the upgrade. I was using paging as it comes from Joomla and the Warp framework without modification.

Clearly then it is an issue with Warp

On 9 March 2015 at 22:39, jawill notifications@github.com wrote:

The first image was done right before upgrading to 3.4. The second one was
done right after the upgrade. No other changes were made to the template or
otherwise. I use a template that uses the Warp framework, but as I stated,
everything was working properly prior to the Joomla update and no other
changes were made to the website. It happened on three different websites

(all using Warp.)

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Yes, yootheme confirmed pagination override bug 2 weeks ago.

I have seen multiple issues where the .css is not being picked up FULLY
in numerous templates... try adding !important to css to see if that
cures it.
Bear
On 3/9/2015 17:39, jawill wrote:

The first image was done right before upgrading to 3.4. The second one
was done right after the upgrade. No other changes were made to the
template or otherwise. I use a template that uses the Warp framework,
but as I stated, everything was working properly prior to the Joomla
update and /no/ other changes were made to the website. It happened on
three different websites (all using Warp.)

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Thanks to everyone for there help. I have received a new version of the Warp framework.