Make jQuery Remove Property by Using the removeProp Method

jQuery Remove Property: Main Tips

• The jQuery .removeProp() removes properties added using the .prop() method.
• Removing native properties of objects is not recommended: delete only custom ones. Set the native ones to false with .prop() instead.

Using .removeProp()

The .removeProp() method makes jQuery remove property added using .prop() on a selected element. In the example below, you can see jQuery remove CSS property from a <p> element:

$("button").click(() => {
    $("p").prop("secret", "FF0000");
    $("p").removeProp("secret");
});

Follow this syntax to make jQuery remove property:

$("selector").removeProp(property);

The name of the property is always defined in a string.

Remember: do not make jQuery remove disabled, checked, selected, and other native properties. You won't be able to re-add them again.