How can I undo a .css('display', 'block') call so that it falls back to class-based behavior? I think I’m looking for something like .css('display', null).
How can I undo a .css(‘display’, ‘block’) call so that it falls back to
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How can I undo a .css('display', 'block') call so that it falls back to class-based behavior? I think I’m looking for something like .css('display', null).
Specify an empty string, so that the inline property gets removed: