Use selected() WP functions

Author: sebastienserre

admin/settings.php

@@ -28,9 +28,10 @@
  </label>
 </th>
 <td>
-<select name="jquery-version" id="jquery-version" <?php echo ( ! is_wp_version_compatible( '5.6-alpha' ) ? 'disabled="disabled"' : '' ); ?>>
- <option value="no" <?php echo ( 'no' === $downgraded ? 'selected="selected"' : '' ); ?>><?php _ex( 'Default from WordPress', 'jQuery version', 'enable-jquery-migrate-helper' ); ?></option>
- <option value="yes" <?php echo ( 'yes' === $downgraded ? 'selected="selected"' : '' ); ?>><?php _ex( 'Legacy 1.12.4-wp', 'jQuery version', 'enable-jquery-migrate-helper' ); ?></option>
+ <select name="jquery-version" id="jquery-version" <?php echo ( ! is_wp_version_compatible( '5.6-alpha' ) ? 'disabled="disabled"' : '' ); ?>>
+ <option value="no" <?php selected( $downgraded, 'no') ?>><?php
+_ex( 'Default from WordPress', 'jQuery version', 'enable-jquery-migrate-helper' ); ?></option>
+ <option value="yes" <?php selected( $downgraded, 'yes') ?>><?php _ex( 'Legacy 1.12.4-wp', 'jQuery version', 'enable-jquery-migrate-helper' ); ?></option>
  </select>
 <?php if ( ! is_wp_version_compatible( '5.6-alpha' ) ) : ?>
  <p class="description">