How do I put backslash in strings in javascript?












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So I'm making a cool terminal like 404 page for my fortnite stats site, I'm making so when you type a specific command it shows some ascii art, however whatever that's called is applying to the ascii art and removing a bunch of stuff like / so its just /. Is there any way to stop this from happening? Thanks.



    function showFortnite(){
$('.terminal').append("<div class='fortnite'>"+
"<p class='prompt'> ,---, </p>" +
"<p class='prompt'> ,`--.' | </p>" +
"<p class='prompt'> ,---,. ___ ___ | : : </p>" +
"<p class='prompt'> ,' .' | ,--.'|_ ,--, ,--.'|_ ' ' ; </p>" +
"<p class='prompt'>,---.' | ,---. __ ,-. | | :,' ,---, ,--.'| | | :,' | | | </p>" +
"<p class='prompt'>| | .' ' ,' ,' ,'/ /| : : ' : ,-+-. / || |, : : ' : ' : ; </p>" +
"<p class='prompt'>: : : / / |' | |' |.;__,' / ,--.'|' |`--'_ .;__,' / ,---. | | ' </p>" +
"<p class='prompt'>: | |-,. ; ,. :| | ,'| | | | | ,' |,' ,'| | | | / ' : | </p>" +
"<p class='prompt'>| : ;/|' | |: :' : / :__,'| : | | / | |' | | :__,'| : / / |; | ; </p>" +
"<p class='prompt'>| | .'' | .; :| | ' ' : |__ | | | | || | : ' : |__ . ' / |`---'. | </p>" +
"<p class='prompt'>' : ' | : |; : | | | '.'|| | | |/ ' : |__ | | '.'|' ; /| `--..`; </p>" +
"<p class='prompt'>| | | / | , ; ; : ;| | |--' | | '.'|; : ;' | / |.--,_ </p>" +
"<p class='prompt'>| : `----' ---' | , / | |/ ; : ;| , / | : || |`. </p>" +
"<p class='prompt'>| | ,' ---`-' '---' | , / ---`-' / `-- -`, ; </p>" +
"<p class='prompt'>`----' ---`-' `----' '---` </p></div>");









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    So I'm making a cool terminal like 404 page for my fortnite stats site, I'm making so when you type a specific command it shows some ascii art, however whatever that's called is applying to the ascii art and removing a bunch of stuff like / so its just /. Is there any way to stop this from happening? Thanks.



        function showFortnite(){
    $('.terminal').append("<div class='fortnite'>"+
    "<p class='prompt'> ,---, </p>" +
    "<p class='prompt'> ,`--.' | </p>" +
    "<p class='prompt'> ,---,. ___ ___ | : : </p>" +
    "<p class='prompt'> ,' .' | ,--.'|_ ,--, ,--.'|_ ' ' ; </p>" +
    "<p class='prompt'>,---.' | ,---. __ ,-. | | :,' ,---, ,--.'| | | :,' | | | </p>" +
    "<p class='prompt'>| | .' ' ,' ,' ,'/ /| : : ' : ,-+-. / || |, : : ' : ' : ; </p>" +
    "<p class='prompt'>: : : / / |' | |' |.;__,' / ,--.'|' |`--'_ .;__,' / ,---. | | ' </p>" +
    "<p class='prompt'>: | |-,. ; ,. :| | ,'| | | | | ,' |,' ,'| | | | / ' : | </p>" +
    "<p class='prompt'>| : ;/|' | |: :' : / :__,'| : | | / | |' | | :__,'| : / / |; | ; </p>" +
    "<p class='prompt'>| | .'' | .; :| | ' ' : |__ | | | | || | : ' : |__ . ' / |`---'. | </p>" +
    "<p class='prompt'>' : ' | : |; : | | | '.'|| | | |/ ' : |__ | | '.'|' ; /| `--..`; </p>" +
    "<p class='prompt'>| | | / | , ; ; : ;| | |--' | | '.'|; : ;' | / |.--,_ </p>" +
    "<p class='prompt'>| : `----' ---' | , / | |/ ; : ;| , / | : || |`. </p>" +
    "<p class='prompt'>| | ,' ---`-' '---' | , / ---`-' / `-- -`, ; </p>" +
    "<p class='prompt'>`----' ---`-' `----' '---` </p></div>");









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      So I'm making a cool terminal like 404 page for my fortnite stats site, I'm making so when you type a specific command it shows some ascii art, however whatever that's called is applying to the ascii art and removing a bunch of stuff like / so its just /. Is there any way to stop this from happening? Thanks.



          function showFortnite(){
      $('.terminal').append("<div class='fortnite'>"+
      "<p class='prompt'> ,---, </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'> ,`--.' | </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'> ,---,. ___ ___ | : : </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'> ,' .' | ,--.'|_ ,--, ,--.'|_ ' ' ; </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>,---.' | ,---. __ ,-. | | :,' ,---, ,--.'| | | :,' | | | </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>| | .' ' ,' ,' ,'/ /| : : ' : ,-+-. / || |, : : ' : ' : ; </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>: : : / / |' | |' |.;__,' / ,--.'|' |`--'_ .;__,' / ,---. | | ' </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>: | |-,. ; ,. :| | ,'| | | | | ,' |,' ,'| | | | / ' : | </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>| : ;/|' | |: :' : / :__,'| : | | / | |' | | :__,'| : / / |; | ; </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>| | .'' | .; :| | ' ' : |__ | | | | || | : ' : |__ . ' / |`---'. | </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>' : ' | : |; : | | | '.'|| | | |/ ' : |__ | | '.'|' ; /| `--..`; </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>| | | / | , ; ; : ;| | |--' | | '.'|; : ;' | / |.--,_ </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>| : `----' ---' | , / | |/ ; : ;| , / | : || |`. </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>| | ,' ---`-' '---' | , / ---`-' / `-- -`, ; </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>`----' ---`-' `----' '---` </p></div>");









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      So I'm making a cool terminal like 404 page for my fortnite stats site, I'm making so when you type a specific command it shows some ascii art, however whatever that's called is applying to the ascii art and removing a bunch of stuff like / so its just /. Is there any way to stop this from happening? Thanks.



          function showFortnite(){
      $('.terminal').append("<div class='fortnite'>"+
      "<p class='prompt'> ,---, </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'> ,`--.' | </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'> ,---,. ___ ___ | : : </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'> ,' .' | ,--.'|_ ,--, ,--.'|_ ' ' ; </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>,---.' | ,---. __ ,-. | | :,' ,---, ,--.'| | | :,' | | | </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>| | .' ' ,' ,' ,'/ /| : : ' : ,-+-. / || |, : : ' : ' : ; </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>: : : / / |' | |' |.;__,' / ,--.'|' |`--'_ .;__,' / ,---. | | ' </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>: | |-,. ; ,. :| | ,'| | | | | ,' |,' ,'| | | | / ' : | </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>| : ;/|' | |: :' : / :__,'| : | | / | |' | | :__,'| : / / |; | ; </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>| | .'' | .; :| | ' ' : |__ | | | | || | : ' : |__ . ' / |`---'. | </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>' : ' | : |; : | | | '.'|| | | |/ ' : |__ | | '.'|' ; /| `--..`; </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>| | | / | , ; ; : ;| | |--' | | '.'|; : ;' | / |.--,_ </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>| : `----' ---' | , / | |/ ; : ;| , / | : || |`. </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>| | ,' ---`-' '---' | , / ---`-' / `-- -`, ; </p>" +
      "<p class='prompt'>`----' ---`-' `----' '---` </p></div>");






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          One option is to use String.raw, which will allow you to type single backslashes in a string without having to double-escape them. Normally, to use a literal backslash in a string, you need to escape it first, eg '\' is a string literal with a single backslash in it. But, String.raw allows you to type exactly what you want the string to be.



          The one issue is that String.raw's delimiters are backticks, which can only be escaped inside a template literal with a backslash before every backtick, so to keep the art aligned properly, replace all backticks with some other character, such as ~, while writing the art, and then replace all ~s with backticks afterwards.



          Also, use <pre>s with 0 margin to keep the alignment correct when displaying the text in the browser:






          const fortniteArt = String.raw`
          ,---,
          ,~--.' |
          ,---,. ___ ___ | : :
          ,' .' | ,--.'|_ ,--, ,--.'|_ ' ' ;
          ,---.' | ,---. __ ,-. | | :,' ,---, ,--.'| | | :,' | | |
          | | .' ' ,' ,' ,'/ /| : : ' : ,-+-. / || |, : : ' : ' : ;
          : : : / / |' | |' |.;__,' / ,--.'|' |~--'_ .;__,' / ,---. | | '
          : | |-,. ; ,. :| | ,'| | | | | ,' |,' ,'| | | | / ' : |
          | : ;/|' | |: :' : / :__,'| : | | / | |' | | :__,'| : / / |; | ;
          | | .'' | .; :| | ' ' : |__ | | | | || | : ' : |__ . ' / |~---'. |
          ' : ' | : |; : | | | '.'|| | | |/ ' : |__ | | '.'|' ; /| ~--..~;
          | | | / | , ; ; : ;| | |--' | | '.'|; : ;' | / |.--,_
          | : ~----' ---' | , / | |/ ; : ;| , / | : || |~.
          | | ,' ---~-' '---' | , / ---~-' / ~-- -~, ;
          ~----' ---~-' ~----' '---~
          `;
          const htmlStr = "<div class='fortnite'>" + (
          fortniteArt
          .replace(/~/g, '`')
          .split('n')
          .slice(1) // remove first empty line, which is there for spacing reasons
          .map(line => `<pre class='prompt'>${line}</pre>`)
          .join('')
          ) + '</div>';
          $('.terminal').append(htmlStr);

          pre {
          margin: 0;
          }

          <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
          <div class="terminal"></div>








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          • Sorry for the late reply and thanks a lot lol, Is there any way to get a scroll effect on this? I'm not extremely good at javascript. My old code had this: $('.new-output').velocity( 'scroll' ), {duration: 100}

            – BattleDash
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:38











          • I don't know about .velocity, I was just answering the question posed, sorry

            – CertainPerformance
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:41











          • That's fine it doesn't really matter, Thanks for the help!

            – BattleDash
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:44



















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          Try to replace p with pre. Browser may leave whitespaces and special characters in pre as it is.






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          • That just messed it up more, I figured out that if you do /\ it shows / Thanks!

            – BattleDash
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:04






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            While your intentions were good, you should probably test your solution to make sure it works before posting it. pre tags indeed help with whitespace but won't fix backslash escaping in JavaScript.

            – Jacque Goupil
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:12













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          One option is to use String.raw, which will allow you to type single backslashes in a string without having to double-escape them. Normally, to use a literal backslash in a string, you need to escape it first, eg '\' is a string literal with a single backslash in it. But, String.raw allows you to type exactly what you want the string to be.



          The one issue is that String.raw's delimiters are backticks, which can only be escaped inside a template literal with a backslash before every backtick, so to keep the art aligned properly, replace all backticks with some other character, such as ~, while writing the art, and then replace all ~s with backticks afterwards.



          Also, use <pre>s with 0 margin to keep the alignment correct when displaying the text in the browser:






          const fortniteArt = String.raw`
          ,---,
          ,~--.' |
          ,---,. ___ ___ | : :
          ,' .' | ,--.'|_ ,--, ,--.'|_ ' ' ;
          ,---.' | ,---. __ ,-. | | :,' ,---, ,--.'| | | :,' | | |
          | | .' ' ,' ,' ,'/ /| : : ' : ,-+-. / || |, : : ' : ' : ;
          : : : / / |' | |' |.;__,' / ,--.'|' |~--'_ .;__,' / ,---. | | '
          : | |-,. ; ,. :| | ,'| | | | | ,' |,' ,'| | | | / ' : |
          | : ;/|' | |: :' : / :__,'| : | | / | |' | | :__,'| : / / |; | ;
          | | .'' | .; :| | ' ' : |__ | | | | || | : ' : |__ . ' / |~---'. |
          ' : ' | : |; : | | | '.'|| | | |/ ' : |__ | | '.'|' ; /| ~--..~;
          | | | / | , ; ; : ;| | |--' | | '.'|; : ;' | / |.--,_
          | : ~----' ---' | , / | |/ ; : ;| , / | : || |~.
          | | ,' ---~-' '---' | , / ---~-' / ~-- -~, ;
          ~----' ---~-' ~----' '---~
          `;
          const htmlStr = "<div class='fortnite'>" + (
          fortniteArt
          .replace(/~/g, '`')
          .split('n')
          .slice(1) // remove first empty line, which is there for spacing reasons
          .map(line => `<pre class='prompt'>${line}</pre>`)
          .join('')
          ) + '</div>';
          $('.terminal').append(htmlStr);

          pre {
          margin: 0;
          }

          <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
          <div class="terminal"></div>








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          • Sorry for the late reply and thanks a lot lol, Is there any way to get a scroll effect on this? I'm not extremely good at javascript. My old code had this: $('.new-output').velocity( 'scroll' ), {duration: 100}

            – BattleDash
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:38











          • I don't know about .velocity, I was just answering the question posed, sorry

            – CertainPerformance
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:41











          • That's fine it doesn't really matter, Thanks for the help!

            – BattleDash
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:44
















          2














          One option is to use String.raw, which will allow you to type single backslashes in a string without having to double-escape them. Normally, to use a literal backslash in a string, you need to escape it first, eg '\' is a string literal with a single backslash in it. But, String.raw allows you to type exactly what you want the string to be.



          The one issue is that String.raw's delimiters are backticks, which can only be escaped inside a template literal with a backslash before every backtick, so to keep the art aligned properly, replace all backticks with some other character, such as ~, while writing the art, and then replace all ~s with backticks afterwards.



          Also, use <pre>s with 0 margin to keep the alignment correct when displaying the text in the browser:






          const fortniteArt = String.raw`
          ,---,
          ,~--.' |
          ,---,. ___ ___ | : :
          ,' .' | ,--.'|_ ,--, ,--.'|_ ' ' ;
          ,---.' | ,---. __ ,-. | | :,' ,---, ,--.'| | | :,' | | |
          | | .' ' ,' ,' ,'/ /| : : ' : ,-+-. / || |, : : ' : ' : ;
          : : : / / |' | |' |.;__,' / ,--.'|' |~--'_ .;__,' / ,---. | | '
          : | |-,. ; ,. :| | ,'| | | | | ,' |,' ,'| | | | / ' : |
          | : ;/|' | |: :' : / :__,'| : | | / | |' | | :__,'| : / / |; | ;
          | | .'' | .; :| | ' ' : |__ | | | | || | : ' : |__ . ' / |~---'. |
          ' : ' | : |; : | | | '.'|| | | |/ ' : |__ | | '.'|' ; /| ~--..~;
          | | | / | , ; ; : ;| | |--' | | '.'|; : ;' | / |.--,_
          | : ~----' ---' | , / | |/ ; : ;| , / | : || |~.
          | | ,' ---~-' '---' | , / ---~-' / ~-- -~, ;
          ~----' ---~-' ~----' '---~
          `;
          const htmlStr = "<div class='fortnite'>" + (
          fortniteArt
          .replace(/~/g, '`')
          .split('n')
          .slice(1) // remove first empty line, which is there for spacing reasons
          .map(line => `<pre class='prompt'>${line}</pre>`)
          .join('')
          ) + '</div>';
          $('.terminal').append(htmlStr);

          pre {
          margin: 0;
          }

          <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
          <div class="terminal"></div>








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          • Sorry for the late reply and thanks a lot lol, Is there any way to get a scroll effect on this? I'm not extremely good at javascript. My old code had this: $('.new-output').velocity( 'scroll' ), {duration: 100}

            – BattleDash
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:38











          • I don't know about .velocity, I was just answering the question posed, sorry

            – CertainPerformance
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:41











          • That's fine it doesn't really matter, Thanks for the help!

            – BattleDash
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:44














          2












          2








          2







          One option is to use String.raw, which will allow you to type single backslashes in a string without having to double-escape them. Normally, to use a literal backslash in a string, you need to escape it first, eg '\' is a string literal with a single backslash in it. But, String.raw allows you to type exactly what you want the string to be.



          The one issue is that String.raw's delimiters are backticks, which can only be escaped inside a template literal with a backslash before every backtick, so to keep the art aligned properly, replace all backticks with some other character, such as ~, while writing the art, and then replace all ~s with backticks afterwards.



          Also, use <pre>s with 0 margin to keep the alignment correct when displaying the text in the browser:






          const fortniteArt = String.raw`
          ,---,
          ,~--.' |
          ,---,. ___ ___ | : :
          ,' .' | ,--.'|_ ,--, ,--.'|_ ' ' ;
          ,---.' | ,---. __ ,-. | | :,' ,---, ,--.'| | | :,' | | |
          | | .' ' ,' ,' ,'/ /| : : ' : ,-+-. / || |, : : ' : ' : ;
          : : : / / |' | |' |.;__,' / ,--.'|' |~--'_ .;__,' / ,---. | | '
          : | |-,. ; ,. :| | ,'| | | | | ,' |,' ,'| | | | / ' : |
          | : ;/|' | |: :' : / :__,'| : | | / | |' | | :__,'| : / / |; | ;
          | | .'' | .; :| | ' ' : |__ | | | | || | : ' : |__ . ' / |~---'. |
          ' : ' | : |; : | | | '.'|| | | |/ ' : |__ | | '.'|' ; /| ~--..~;
          | | | / | , ; ; : ;| | |--' | | '.'|; : ;' | / |.--,_
          | : ~----' ---' | , / | |/ ; : ;| , / | : || |~.
          | | ,' ---~-' '---' | , / ---~-' / ~-- -~, ;
          ~----' ---~-' ~----' '---~
          `;
          const htmlStr = "<div class='fortnite'>" + (
          fortniteArt
          .replace(/~/g, '`')
          .split('n')
          .slice(1) // remove first empty line, which is there for spacing reasons
          .map(line => `<pre class='prompt'>${line}</pre>`)
          .join('')
          ) + '</div>';
          $('.terminal').append(htmlStr);

          pre {
          margin: 0;
          }

          <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
          <div class="terminal"></div>








          share|improve this answer















          One option is to use String.raw, which will allow you to type single backslashes in a string without having to double-escape them. Normally, to use a literal backslash in a string, you need to escape it first, eg '\' is a string literal with a single backslash in it. But, String.raw allows you to type exactly what you want the string to be.



          The one issue is that String.raw's delimiters are backticks, which can only be escaped inside a template literal with a backslash before every backtick, so to keep the art aligned properly, replace all backticks with some other character, such as ~, while writing the art, and then replace all ~s with backticks afterwards.



          Also, use <pre>s with 0 margin to keep the alignment correct when displaying the text in the browser:






          const fortniteArt = String.raw`
          ,---,
          ,~--.' |
          ,---,. ___ ___ | : :
          ,' .' | ,--.'|_ ,--, ,--.'|_ ' ' ;
          ,---.' | ,---. __ ,-. | | :,' ,---, ,--.'| | | :,' | | |
          | | .' ' ,' ,' ,'/ /| : : ' : ,-+-. / || |, : : ' : ' : ;
          : : : / / |' | |' |.;__,' / ,--.'|' |~--'_ .;__,' / ,---. | | '
          : | |-,. ; ,. :| | ,'| | | | | ,' |,' ,'| | | | / ' : |
          | : ;/|' | |: :' : / :__,'| : | | / | |' | | :__,'| : / / |; | ;
          | | .'' | .; :| | ' ' : |__ | | | | || | : ' : |__ . ' / |~---'. |
          ' : ' | : |; : | | | '.'|| | | |/ ' : |__ | | '.'|' ; /| ~--..~;
          | | | / | , ; ; : ;| | |--' | | '.'|; : ;' | / |.--,_
          | : ~----' ---' | , / | |/ ; : ;| , / | : || |~.
          | | ,' ---~-' '---' | , / ---~-' / ~-- -~, ;
          ~----' ---~-' ~----' '---~
          `;
          const htmlStr = "<div class='fortnite'>" + (
          fortniteArt
          .replace(/~/g, '`')
          .split('n')
          .slice(1) // remove first empty line, which is there for spacing reasons
          .map(line => `<pre class='prompt'>${line}</pre>`)
          .join('')
          ) + '</div>';
          $('.terminal').append(htmlStr);

          pre {
          margin: 0;
          }

          <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
          <div class="terminal"></div>








          const fortniteArt = String.raw`
          ,---,
          ,~--.' |
          ,---,. ___ ___ | : :
          ,' .' | ,--.'|_ ,--, ,--.'|_ ' ' ;
          ,---.' | ,---. __ ,-. | | :,' ,---, ,--.'| | | :,' | | |
          | | .' ' ,' ,' ,'/ /| : : ' : ,-+-. / || |, : : ' : ' : ;
          : : : / / |' | |' |.;__,' / ,--.'|' |~--'_ .;__,' / ,---. | | '
          : | |-,. ; ,. :| | ,'| | | | | ,' |,' ,'| | | | / ' : |
          | : ;/|' | |: :' : / :__,'| : | | / | |' | | :__,'| : / / |; | ;
          | | .'' | .; :| | ' ' : |__ | | | | || | : ' : |__ . ' / |~---'. |
          ' : ' | : |; : | | | '.'|| | | |/ ' : |__ | | '.'|' ; /| ~--..~;
          | | | / | , ; ; : ;| | |--' | | '.'|; : ;' | / |.--,_
          | : ~----' ---' | , / | |/ ; : ;| , / | : || |~.
          | | ,' ---~-' '---' | , / ---~-' / ~-- -~, ;
          ~----' ---~-' ~----' '---~
          `;
          const htmlStr = "<div class='fortnite'>" + (
          fortniteArt
          .replace(/~/g, '`')
          .split('n')
          .slice(1) // remove first empty line, which is there for spacing reasons
          .map(line => `<pre class='prompt'>${line}</pre>`)
          .join('')
          ) + '</div>';
          $('.terminal').append(htmlStr);

          pre {
          margin: 0;
          }

          <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
          <div class="terminal"></div>





          const fortniteArt = String.raw`
          ,---,
          ,~--.' |
          ,---,. ___ ___ | : :
          ,' .' | ,--.'|_ ,--, ,--.'|_ ' ' ;
          ,---.' | ,---. __ ,-. | | :,' ,---, ,--.'| | | :,' | | |
          | | .' ' ,' ,' ,'/ /| : : ' : ,-+-. / || |, : : ' : ' : ;
          : : : / / |' | |' |.;__,' / ,--.'|' |~--'_ .;__,' / ,---. | | '
          : | |-,. ; ,. :| | ,'| | | | | ,' |,' ,'| | | | / ' : |
          | : ;/|' | |: :' : / :__,'| : | | / | |' | | :__,'| : / / |; | ;
          | | .'' | .; :| | ' ' : |__ | | | | || | : ' : |__ . ' / |~---'. |
          ' : ' | : |; : | | | '.'|| | | |/ ' : |__ | | '.'|' ; /| ~--..~;
          | | | / | , ; ; : ;| | |--' | | '.'|; : ;' | / |.--,_
          | : ~----' ---' | , / | |/ ; : ;| , / | : || |~.
          | | ,' ---~-' '---' | , / ---~-' / ~-- -~, ;
          ~----' ---~-' ~----' '---~
          `;
          const htmlStr = "<div class='fortnite'>" + (
          fortniteArt
          .replace(/~/g, '`')
          .split('n')
          .slice(1) // remove first empty line, which is there for spacing reasons
          .map(line => `<pre class='prompt'>${line}</pre>`)
          .join('')
          ) + '</div>';
          $('.terminal').append(htmlStr);

          pre {
          margin: 0;
          }

          <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
          <div class="terminal"></div>






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          answered Nov 22 '18 at 4:06









          CertainPerformanceCertainPerformance

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          • Sorry for the late reply and thanks a lot lol, Is there any way to get a scroll effect on this? I'm not extremely good at javascript. My old code had this: $('.new-output').velocity( 'scroll' ), {duration: 100}

            – BattleDash
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:38











          • I don't know about .velocity, I was just answering the question posed, sorry

            – CertainPerformance
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:41











          • That's fine it doesn't really matter, Thanks for the help!

            – BattleDash
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:44



















          • Sorry for the late reply and thanks a lot lol, Is there any way to get a scroll effect on this? I'm not extremely good at javascript. My old code had this: $('.new-output').velocity( 'scroll' ), {duration: 100}

            – BattleDash
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:38











          • I don't know about .velocity, I was just answering the question posed, sorry

            – CertainPerformance
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:41











          • That's fine it doesn't really matter, Thanks for the help!

            – BattleDash
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:44

















          Sorry for the late reply and thanks a lot lol, Is there any way to get a scroll effect on this? I'm not extremely good at javascript. My old code had this: $('.new-output').velocity( 'scroll' ), {duration: 100}

          – BattleDash
          Nov 22 '18 at 4:38





          Sorry for the late reply and thanks a lot lol, Is there any way to get a scroll effect on this? I'm not extremely good at javascript. My old code had this: $('.new-output').velocity( 'scroll' ), {duration: 100}

          – BattleDash
          Nov 22 '18 at 4:38













          I don't know about .velocity, I was just answering the question posed, sorry

          – CertainPerformance
          Nov 22 '18 at 4:41





          I don't know about .velocity, I was just answering the question posed, sorry

          – CertainPerformance
          Nov 22 '18 at 4:41













          That's fine it doesn't really matter, Thanks for the help!

          – BattleDash
          Nov 22 '18 at 4:44





          That's fine it doesn't really matter, Thanks for the help!

          – BattleDash
          Nov 22 '18 at 4:44













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          Try to replace p with pre. Browser may leave whitespaces and special characters in pre as it is.






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          • That just messed it up more, I figured out that if you do /\ it shows / Thanks!

            – BattleDash
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:04






          • 1





            While your intentions were good, you should probably test your solution to make sure it works before posting it. pre tags indeed help with whitespace but won't fix backslash escaping in JavaScript.

            – Jacque Goupil
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:12


















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          Try to replace p with pre. Browser may leave whitespaces and special characters in pre as it is.






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          • That just messed it up more, I figured out that if you do /\ it shows / Thanks!

            – BattleDash
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:04






          • 1





            While your intentions were good, you should probably test your solution to make sure it works before posting it. pre tags indeed help with whitespace but won't fix backslash escaping in JavaScript.

            – Jacque Goupil
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:12
















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          Try to replace p with pre. Browser may leave whitespaces and special characters in pre as it is.






          share|improve this answer













          Try to replace p with pre. Browser may leave whitespaces and special characters in pre as it is.







          share|improve this answer












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          answered Nov 22 '18 at 3:55









          below-1below-1

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          • That just messed it up more, I figured out that if you do /\ it shows / Thanks!

            – BattleDash
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:04






          • 1





            While your intentions were good, you should probably test your solution to make sure it works before posting it. pre tags indeed help with whitespace but won't fix backslash escaping in JavaScript.

            – Jacque Goupil
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:12





















          • That just messed it up more, I figured out that if you do /\ it shows / Thanks!

            – BattleDash
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:04






          • 1





            While your intentions were good, you should probably test your solution to make sure it works before posting it. pre tags indeed help with whitespace but won't fix backslash escaping in JavaScript.

            – Jacque Goupil
            Nov 22 '18 at 4:12



















          That just messed it up more, I figured out that if you do /\ it shows / Thanks!

          – BattleDash
          Nov 22 '18 at 4:04





          That just messed it up more, I figured out that if you do /\ it shows / Thanks!

          – BattleDash
          Nov 22 '18 at 4:04




          1




          1





          While your intentions were good, you should probably test your solution to make sure it works before posting it. pre tags indeed help with whitespace but won't fix backslash escaping in JavaScript.

          – Jacque Goupil
          Nov 22 '18 at 4:12







          While your intentions were good, you should probably test your solution to make sure it works before posting it. pre tags indeed help with whitespace but won't fix backslash escaping in JavaScript.

          – Jacque Goupil
          Nov 22 '18 at 4:12




















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