Reputation: 152637
For example in this case
I just don't want the class ui-shadow
in the element and without overriding the css.
I tried data-shadow="false"
but it doesn't hide the shadow. is there any other attribute to do this?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 3547
Reputation: 128
You must apply the data-shadow="false"
to the modal container (the element which has the data-role="popup"
attribute).
Example:
<a href="#modal-foo" data-rel="popup">Trigger</a>
<div id="modal-foo" data-role="popup" data-shadow="false">
Crazy modal stuff!
</div>
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 85308
I'm not sure you can remove just one class the jQM adds without the use of jQuery or rolling your own theme.
For native elements you have the option to set the attribute like this:
data-role="none"
Docs:
You could roll your own theme with the new jQM Theme Roller:
Or (Not sure if this is the best solution as it will probably break something) remove the CSS for ui-shadow
but I wouldn't opt for this.
Last use jQuery and remove the class
$('$element_id').removeClass('ui-shadow');
// this might need a refresh as well
$('#page_id').trigger('create');
Since I see it's a list you could refresh like this as well
$('ul').listview('refresh');
Upvotes: 8