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Felipe Lopez
Felipe Lopez

Reputation: 29

Need help styling on javascript

var stateData = {
     MA: { fullName: 'Massachusetts: some  infor here | some info here | test'}, 
     VA: { fullName: 'Virginia:' },
     VA: { fullName: 'Virginia' },
     VA: { fullName: 'Virginia' },
     VA: { fullName: 'Virginia' },
     VA: { fullName: 'Virginia' },
     VA: { fullName: 'Virginia' },
     VA: { fullName: 'Virginia' },
     VA: { fullName: 'Virginia' }
    // other states' data...
}

I need help styling the code inside MA, it does not let me put line breaks or anything. Thanks for the help!

Upvotes: 0

Views: 31

Answers (2)

James Taylor
James Taylor

Reputation: 6268

Sorry, this post is a bit too length for the comment box.

\n is the universal newline character.

But perhaps you should look at this alternative:

var stateData = {
    MA: {
        fullName: 'Massachusetts',
        motto: 'A catchy expression here',
        information: 'More data here',
        population: 1000
    },
}

To me it looks like you are building some JSON that you'll probably reference like:

stateData.MA.fullName

It's considered bad practice to format your raw data. You should probably do this when you use the data:

console.log('Now you\'ve travelled to: ' + stateData.MA.fullName + "/n" + stateData.MA.motto);

Just a thought.

Upvotes: 1

Jason Byrne
Jason Byrne

Reputation: 1619

If you want a line break within a JavaScript string then you should do \n (which stands for new line)

Upvotes: 0

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