Remove Class

Remove one or more classes for a mobile view

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Call FS.removeClass to remove a class name from a mobile view, and FS.removeAllClasses to remove all class names from a mobile view.

Additional Information

• Add Class

Objective-C

[FS removeClass:(nonnull UIView *) className:(nonnull NSString *)]
[view fsRemoveClass:(nonnull NSString *)]
// remove multiple classes
[FS removeClasses:(nonnull UIView *) classNames:(nonnull NSArray<NSString *> *)]
[view fsRemoveClasses:(nonnull NSArray<NSString *> *)]
// remove all classes
[FS removeAllClasses:(nonnull UIView *)]
[view fsRemoveAllClasses]

Example Invocation

// .h file
@property (nonatomic, retain) IBOutlet UIButton *cartButton;

// .m file
- (void)viewDidLoad {
    [super viewDidLoad];
    [FS removeClass:self.cartButton className:@"fs-unmask"];

    // or remove multiple classes
    [FS removeClasses:self.cartButton classNames:@[@"fs-unmask",@"my-other-class"]];

    // or remove all classes
    [FS removeAllClasses:self.cartButton];
}

Swift

FS.removeClass(view: UIView, className: String)
view.fsRemoveClass(String)
// remove multiple classes
FS.removeClasses(view: UIView, classNames: [String])
view.fsRemoveClasses([String])
// remove all classes
FS.removeAllClasses(view: UIView)
view.fsRemoveAllClasses()

Example Invocation

@IBOutlet weak var cartButton: UIButton!

override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()
    FS.removeClass(cartButton, className: "fs-unmask")

    // or remove multiple classes
    FS.removeClass(cartButton, classNames: ["fs-unmask","my-other-class"])

    // or remove all classes
    FS.removeAllClasses(cartButton)
}