I don't want the styles for the <a> tag. I've found threads like this How to "turn off" jQuery Mobile's styling of <select> drop downs? but I don't want to be adding data-enhance=false to every anchor I have. I was also hoping linkBindingEnabled would work (from .2.0/docs/api/globalconfig.html), as in it wouldn't add custom classes to the <a> tag.

I could delete the definitions in the CSS file, but I'd prefer a programmatic way to do it. For example, I ment out .ui-body-c .ui-link (the default link), but then my links in the footer are still enhanced. And I'm sure there are other little cases, and I don't want to make it messy (although sometimes that's the only option)

Basically, is there a way to disable enhancement for a "selector" of elements? Instead of manually adding data-enhance=false

I don't want the styles for the <a> tag. I've found threads like this How to "turn off" jQuery Mobile's styling of <select> drop downs? but I don't want to be adding data-enhance=false to every anchor I have. I was also hoping linkBindingEnabled would work (from http://jquerymobile./demos/1.2.0/docs/api/globalconfig.html), as in it wouldn't add custom classes to the <a> tag.

I could delete the definitions in the CSS file, but I'd prefer a programmatic way to do it. For example, I ment out .ui-body-c .ui-link (the default link), but then my links in the footer are still enhanced. And I'm sure there are other little cases, and I don't want to make it messy (although sometimes that's the only option)

Basically, is there a way to disable enhancement for a "selector" of elements? Instead of manually adding data-enhance=false

• javascript
• jquery
• html
• css
• jquery-mobile

2 Answers 2

To disable enhancement of a select ponent you can add data-role='none', tested on jQuery Mobile 1.4.2.

see http://jsfiddle/zLZzA/1/

There are few ways of disabling markup enhancement in jQuery Mobile but in your case there's only one single line solution:

$(document).on('pagebeforeshow', '#index', function(){       
   $('a').removeClass('ui-link');
});

jsFiddle example: http://jsfiddle/Gajotres/L4KUT/

Other solutions can be found in my other ARTICLE, to be transparent it is my personal blog. Or find it HERE. Search for the chapter called: Methods of markup enhancement prevention.

There you will find a answer how to disable it on a selector level, unfortunately it only works on native form elements and a tag is not a native form element:

$(document).bind('mobileinit',function(){
     $.mobile.page.prototype.options.keepNative = "select, input";
});