I have a div element
<div id="testResult" style="padding-left: 120px;">
I am trying to print some text with newline character '\n'
inside the div
element.
But in my html
page displayed text is ignoring the newline character.
$("#testResult").html("Feature: Apply filter to image\n As an user\n I want to be able to apply a filter to my image\n So I can make it look better and match my card's stile\n\n @US2330 @done\n Scenario Outline: Apply filter to a picture # features/card_edit_filter.feature:33\n Given I am on \"Filters Editor\" screen # features/step_definitions/common_steps.rb:1\n And I see my card with the original image # features/step_definitions/card_filter_steps.rb:21\n When I touch the \"<filter_name>\" filter # features/step_definitions/card_filter_steps.rb:1\n Then I see the image with the filter applied # features/step_definitions/card_filter_steps.rb:26\n\n Examples: \n | filter_name |\n | Black & White |\n | Sepia |\n | Vintage |\n\n @US2330 @done\n Scenario: Restore image after applying filter # features/card_edit_filter.feature:47\n")
I want to show the text as:
Feature: Apply filter to image
As an user
I want to be able to apply a filter to my image
So I can make it look better and match my card's stile
@US2330 @done
Scenario Outline: Apply filter to a picture # features/card_edit_filter.feature:33
Given I am on "Filters Editor" screen # features/step_definitions/common_steps.rb:1
And I see my card with the original image # features/step_definitions/card_filter_steps.rb:21
When I touch the "<filter_name>" filter # features/step_definitions/card_filter_steps.rb:1
Then I see the image with the filter applied # features/step_definitions/card_filter_steps.rb:26
Examples:
| filter_name |
Add this css:
#testResult
{
white-space:pre-wrap;
}
Demo
You could try a simple css approach maybe?
#testResult {
white-space: pre-wrap;
}
This will preserve the \n in your output.
To preserve newlines and spaces, you can use a <pre>
element:
<pre id="testResult" style="padding-left: 120px;"></pre>
$("#testResult").text("Feature: Apply filter to image\n...e:47\n");
Also note the use of .text()
rather than .html()
. You should always use .text()
unless you have a specific reason to need .html()
.
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