1 reply to this topic

[Stasonix]

I make:

document.writeln("here the one text");

document.writeln("and this text must be on new line");

or:

document.writeln("here the one text");

document.innerHTML = "<br>";

document.writeln("and this text must be on new line");

the same situation, it is all only on 1 line!?

[Alexander]

writeln() will create a newline, and a newline is ignored in HTML syntax. You must use writeln to compose a line break as well.

document.writeln("here the one text");
document.writeln("<br>"); 
document.writeln("and this text must be on new line");

Or you could wrap your code in preformatting tags, to expose the newline:

document.writeln("<pre>");
document.writeln("here the one text"); 
document.writeln("and this text must be on new line");
document.writeln("</pre>");