Hello,
Using JQuery, for a given item, you can remove all CSS classes in one single
shot:
$("#item").removeClass();
*Note*: See
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1424981/how-to-remove-all-css-classess-using-jquery
Using JQuery, you can select all children of a given element;
http://api.jquery.com/find/
Therefore, considering a given element, you can remove all CSS to this
element, and to all its children:
$("#item").removeClass(); // For the element itself.
$("#item").find().removeClass(); // For all its children.
It did not test the second line, but it should work.
In a single line, it should also work :
$("#item").removeClass().find().removeClass()
A+
2011/3/29 johnw <[email protected]>
> Denis, I could just do that via a static stylesheet vs. using jQuery, but I
> didn't want to override every css element that Blueprint sets up, which is
> what I would have to do:
> #mypreview { margin:0, padding:0, etc... }
> which is the same as:
> $("#mypreview").css('margin","0px").css("padding","0px").css...
>
> I just want to wipe out any styles in one shot without doing individual
> settings back to zero, none. etc.
>
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