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How to remove search form from page nav?

  1. Hi Justin, I'm Elio from ilovecolors.com.ar. We're using WordPress at the college I work and since I've been using Hybrid to develop a site they bought a subscription to access advanced documentation.
    The question is that I want to use the hybrid_page_nav to display the navigation links at the header and at the footer, displaying the search form only at the header bar. I thought I could use
    remove_action( 'hybrid_after_page_nav', 'hybrid_search_form');
    with priority parameters after including it on the header but it didn't worked. Right now I'm simply using another footer_page_nav() fuction attached to hybrid_footer without the call to hybrid_after_page_nav but it's not cool since it's duplicated code.
    Thanks!

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  3. Thanks Justin, I'm using Hybrid News. I though I could do something like

    add_action( 'hybrid_before_header', 'hybrid_page_nav', 5);
    add_action( 'hybrid_after_page_nav', 'hybrid_search_form', 5);
    remove_action( 'hybrid_after_page_nav', 'hybrid_search_form', 10);
    add_action( 'hybrid_footer', 'hybrid_page_nav', 15);

    Ok then.

    I'd like to know if you think that the following is correct, I mean, well-mannered from the POV of WP coding. It works, but I want to know what do you think about it.

    function ilc_entry_meta($tipometa=''){
    
    	global $post;
    
    	if($tipometa == 'CATS'){
    		//do something
    	}
    	else if($tipometa == 'TAGS'){
    		//do something else
    	}
    	//output
    }

    the add_action

    add_action( 'ilc_entry_meta', 'ilc_entry_meta');

    and the calls on single.php

    <?php
    	do_action('ilc_entry_meta', 'CATS');
     ?>
    
    	<!-- markup -->
    
    <?php
    	do_action('ilc_entry_meta', 'TAGS');
    ?>

    Is it clean to call do_action simply from the theme to pass the parameters? or should it always be called from within its hook function?

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  5. I was simply asking if do_action was ok to write on single or singular since I've added new hooks on certain areas where I needed them. Thanks :) no further questions.

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