parameters: (self)
return_statement: return _ClassRemoveHelper(self)
docstring: Removes elements from the *class*
  
          It can be used as in
  
            - ``element.classless_(*args)``
  
              Each of the args will be removed from the *class* attribute. Each
              arg has to be a *string*
  
          or
  
            - ``element.classless_.name1.name2.``
  
              *name1* and *name2* will be removed from the class.
  
          Both syntaxes can be mixed:
  
            - ``element.classless_('name1', 'name2').name3``
  
          *Note*: Because ``-`` is not an allowed character in identifiers, ``_``
          can be used and will be changed to ``-``. This is mostly useful for the
          *.attribute* notation
docstring_summary: Removes elements from the *class*
docstring_tokens: Removes elements from the * class *
function: def classless_(self):
          '''
          Removes elements from the *class*
  
          It can be used as in
  
            - ``element.classless_(*args)``
  
              Each of the args will be removed from the *class* attribute. Each
              arg has to be a *string*
  
          or
  
            - ``element.classless_.name1.name2.``
  
              *name1* and *name2* will be removed from the class.
  
          Both syntaxes can be mixed:
  
            - ``element.classless_('name1', 'name2').name3``
  
          *Note*: Because ``-`` is not an allowed character in identifiers, ``_``
          can be used and will be changed to ``-``. This is mostly useful for the
          *.attribute* notation
          '''
          return _ClassRemoveHelper(self)
function_tokens: def classless_ ( self ) : return _ClassRemoveHelper ( self )