How to remove a CSS attribute using jQuery?
There is a DIV with class name home-page-rotater
It has an inline style with width and height I want to remove.
I'm having a challenge trying to find where this code sits. It's for a slide-show on a Drupal site but I can't find where it's hard coded.
So I'm thinking just to remove those two with some jQuery. What's the best way?
It has an inline style with width and height I want to remove.
I'm having a challenge trying to find where this code sits. It's for a slide-show on a Drupal site but I can't find where it's hard coded.
So I'm thinking just to remove those two with some jQuery. What's the best way?
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Some reason, the jQuery is not taking on my site.
The site is behind a firewall so I can't share the link, but this site, www.serve.gov, has the exact same slideshow on the home page and the div with class, home-page-rotater
I suspect the W & H is being dynamically generated, so I want to nix it upon page load completion.
The site is behind a firewall so I can't share the link, but this site, www.serve.gov, has the exact same slideshow on the home page and the div with class, home-page-rotater
I suspect the W & H is being dynamically generated, so I want to nix it upon page load completion.
>The site is behind a firewall
The easy fix is to push the content to a public url. You can also try and recreated the rendered code to http://jsbin.com/ but that could be a lot more work than necessary.
The serve.gov has their rotator content under the div with id home-rotator. You may have something completely different.
The easy fix is to push the content to a public url. You can also try and recreated the rendered code to http://jsbin.com/ but that could be a lot more work than necessary.
The serve.gov has their rotator content under the div with id home-rotator. You may have something completely different.
An easier way is to use css. Place this at the bottom of your custom css. Choose one optioin. The first one, visibility:hidden will retain the shape of the div but hide the contents. display:none will allow the other html to collapse.
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