Take a look in projects-hooks.php. You can remove this pagination by adding:
remove_action( 'projects_after_single_project', 'projects_single_pagination', 5 );
To your child theme’s functions.php file 🙂
Thank you for your quick reply. I copied and pasted this code into my Child Theme’s functions.php but it did not work. Any ideas what I’m missing here?
Thanks
nope, that should work, unless you’re using a theme that already removes it and adds it’s own navigation in. Some WooThemes do this.
Yes, I’m running Canvas and it looks that it does just that. I’ve looked into their support forum and it seems that the code structure I would need to use goes something like this:
add_action( ‘projects_after_single_project’, ‘projects_single_pagination’, 5 );
function remove_XXXXXXXXXXXX() {
remove_action( ‘projects_after_single_project’, ‘projects_single_pagination’, 5 );
}
My problem is that I don’t know what would be the name of the function to use in place of the xxxxxxxxx…
Could you help me with that? Thanks
Seeing as you’re using Canvas, you should post this in the WooThemes support channel 😉
That code doesn’t look right to me.
Should be more like
remove_action( 'projects_after_single_project', 'woo_postnav', 5 );
I’ll try to see if my theme maker can help me with that missing line of code. Thank you.
unfortunately, I don’t know how to work around Canvas’ inner works. However, I got around this problem with CSS code. If it could help someone, here’s what I did:
insert this code inside your child theme custom.css:
.nav-prev { display:none; }
.nav-next{ display:none; }
Well that’s not really the best way to do it 🙂 The code I gave you should work.
If you’re relying on CSS though, you might want to prefix those selectors with .single-project as they might be used elsewhere.
Hi James,
I’m still waiting for Woothemes to get back to me, but pasting the code:
remove_action( ‘projects_after_single_project’, ‘projects_single_pagination’, 5 );
in my Canvas child theme does not remove the navigation. As a matter of fact, I would probably leave it there if it wasn’t for the fact that I have small rectangles instead of arrows. Would you happen to know why is this so? Thanks
Hi James,
Woo support could not come out for a solution for the functions.php code. Instead, they insisted in using css code. So, if it could help someone else, here’s the code to be pasted inside the style.css:
single-project .nav-prev , .single-project .nav-next { display:none !important; }
Thank you again.
