CSS Classes API

cls.remove()

Removes the passed CSS classes from the matched DOM elements.

Accepts arguments as strings and arrays of strings.
You can pass CSS classes as individual arguments, as an array, or as a string separated by commas or spaces.
Each value is seen as a new argument.
If no arguments are passed, it removes all CSS classes from the matched DOM elements.

Example:

$('div ?').cls.remove();
// Removes all CSS classes from all <div> elements.

$('div ?').cls.remove('book');
// Removes the CSS class 'book' from all <div> elements.

$('div ?').cls.remove('book', 'cat');
// Removes the CSS classes 'book' and 'cat' from all <div> elements.

$('body').cls.remove('book', 'cat');
$('body').cls.remove(['book', 'cat']);
$('body').cls.remove('book, cat');
$('body').cls.remove('book cat');
// Removes the CSS classes 'book' and 'cat' from the <body> element.

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