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Removing CSS class from <li> tag in ASP.net from code behind

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html

c#

css

asp.net

I add a css class to my li tag like following:

liComPapers.Attributes.Add("class", "NoDisplay");

Is there any way to remove this specific class (NoDisplay) from that li tag somewhere else in my code?

I have tried the following code but it is not working.

liComPapers.Attributes["class"] = ""; 

Thanks

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Sev Avatar asked Nov 22 '12 23:11

Sev


2 Answers

I've just made a sample to test your code, and found that the following part will do exactly what you want:

 var newClassValue = liTest.Attributes["class"].Replace("NoDisplay", "");
 liTest.Attributes["class"] = newClassValue;

Tested and Working: if (for some reason) the above code didn't work, I would recommend another approach, which is similar to the previous, with another way to replace the class value

var newClassValue = liTest.Attributes["class"].Replace("NoDisplay", "");
liTest.Attributes.Remove("class");
liTest.Attributes.Add("class",newClassValue);
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Mohammed Swillam Avatar answered Oct 21 '22 18:10

Mohammed Swillam


If I understand correctly:

If you wish to remove only NoDisplay, you could replace that part of the string with an empty string:

liComPapers.Attributes["class"] = liComPapers.Attributes["class"].Replace("NoDisplay", "");

However, .Add("class", "NoDisplay") won't add a new class to your class attribute. It will create a new class attribute with the value NoDisplay. Therefore if your markup is currently:

<li class="myClass"></li>

It would become:

<li class="myClass" class="NoDisplay"></li>

This is invalid markup.

To append new classes to an element with existing classes, you can do:

liComPapers.Attributes["class"] += " NoDisplay";

This would then render:

<li class="myClass NoDisplay"></li>
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Curtis Avatar answered Oct 21 '22 17:10

Curtis