| unsetting/restting jQuery CSS
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sssweb
msg:4529369 | 5:17 pm on Dec 18, 2012 (gmt 0) |
What is the best way to remove CSS properties that have been set via jQuery?
I have code like this:
$("#block).animate({top: "+=100px"});
The way my page works, I don't know how many times the code has run, so when I want to reset, I don't know the exact location of #block. I know I can specifically set it anywhere using:
$("#block).css({"top": 100});
but I'd rather remove all animate()'s applied to it, letting it revert to its normal place in the page flow. Can I do that?
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sssweb
msg:4529374 | 5:35 pm on Dec 18, 2012 (gmt 0) |
[RESOLVED]
The obvious seems to work:
$("#block).css({"top": 0});
unless anyone has a comment.
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sssweb
msg:4529379 | 5:52 pm on Dec 18, 2012 (gmt 0) |
FYI for others reading this, I just discovered this works too:
$("#block).css({"top": ""});
(blank string removes any css property: [api.jquery.com...] )
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