Setting an attribute to (no value)
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Setting an attribute to (no value) |
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You can remove an attribute value by setting it to nothing:
MyAttr=;
You can also use a empty string for string types:
MyString="";
The first (only) of these also allow attributes that use prototype or preference settings to re-inherit these again. See about resetting inheritance for more detail.
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