unmark() method

Syntax

// javascript
const instance = new Mark(context);
instance.unmark([options]);
// jQuery
$(context).unmark([options]);

Parameters:

options object - Optional options:

Option	Type	Default	Description
`element`	string	`mark`	Specifies marked elements to remove. Important: if other than default marked element is used, e.g. `span`, it must be also specified in the `unmark()` method. It is also possible to use `` in case of using different marked elements to unmark in one run. A `mark.js` library uses a default selector `[data-markjs]` but it is not safe to apply to all HTML elements.
`className`	string	`''`	Remove only marked elements with specified class name.
`exclude`	string or string[]	`[]`	A string or an array of selectors. Specifies DOM elements that should be excluded from searching.
`shadowDOM`	boolean	`undefined`	Whether to remove marked elements inside shadow DOMs Note: if the `shadowDOM` option is used with highlighting method, it must be also specified in the `unmark()` method. See Highlighting in shadow DOM for more details.
`iframes`	boolean	`false`	Whether to search inside iframes Note: if the `iframes` option is used with highlighting method, it must be also specified in the `unmark()` method.
`iframesTimeout`	number	`5000` ms	The max time to wait for iframe(s) to load before skipping
`debug`	boolean	`false`	Whether to log messages
`log`	object	`console`	Log messages to a specific object
`done`	function		A callback after all specified marked elements were removed done : () => {} It has no parameters.

Example with default options values

const options = {
    element : 'mark',
    className : '',
    shadowDOM : false,
    iframes : false,
    iframesTimeout : 5000,
    done : () => {},
    debug : false,
    log : window.console
};

JavaScript:

var instance = new Mark(document.querySelector('selector'));
instance.unmark(options);

jQuery:

$('selector').unmark(options);