jqueryHow do I remove an attribute using jQuery?
jQuery provides an easy way to remove attributes from HTML elements. To remove an attribute using jQuery, you can use the removeAttr()
method.
Example code
$('#myElement').removeAttr('disabled');
This code will remove the disabled
attribute from the element with the ID myElement
.
The code consists of two parts:
$('#myElement')
- this part selects the element with the IDmyElement
.removeAttr('disabled')
- this part removes thedisabled
attribute from the selected element.
For more information, see the jQuery API Documentation.
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