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@NogDogDec 02.2016 — #My first thought is that it might make more sense to modify the code where you are adding that class to not add it? Either just get rid of that line, or if there is some additional criteria, add that criteria to that if() clause.
But if getting rid of it after the fact is your only choice, could you just use [B][FONT=Courier New]str_replace(' has-dropdown', '', $theString)[/FONT][/B] ?
PS: Actually, looking at the original code, it looks like you are immediately outputting it at that point, so probably the best solution is my initial suggestion: don't output it in the first place if you don't want it.
PHP remove selected class
Hi,
I have this PHP code:
[CODE]<li class=”account-item has-icon
<?php if(is_account_page()) echo ‘ active’; ?>
<?php if ( is_user_logged_in() ) { ?> has-dropdown<?php } ?>”
>
and it returns this:
[CODE]<li class=”account-item has-icon has-dropdown”>
I want to remove “has-dropdown” class with may be preg_replace() function. How can I do that?
Thank you.
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@NogDogDec 02.2016 — #My first thought is that it might make more sense to modify the code where you are adding that class to not add it? Either just get rid of that line, or if there is some additional criteria, add that criteria to that if() clause.But if getting rid of it after the fact is your only choice, could you just use [B][FONT=Courier New]str_replace(' has-dropdown', '', $theString)[/FONT][/B] ?
PS: Actually, looking at the original code, it looks like you are immediately outputting it at that point, so probably the best solution is my initial suggestion: don't output it in the first place if you don't want it.