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Asked: 2026-06-16T05:32:48+00:00

When I type out the following code: $(‘.whatever’).html(LOL); It works. But in the website

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When I type out the following code:

$(‘.whatever’).html(“LOL”);

It works. But in the website I’m building I need to add more than just a string.

This is what I wish to add:

<div class="pic"><img class="left" src="img/happy-man.jpg"/ ></div>
<div class="pic"><img class="happy" src="img/happy-woman.jpg"/ ></div>
<div class="pic"><img class="right" src="img/happy-celeb.jpg"/ ></div>

But nothing happens when I put the HTML code above into the html() function. I’m wondering what obvious mistake I’m doing in regards to the syntax. Appreciate it!

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    $('.whatever').html('<div class="pic"><img class="left" src="img/happy-man.jpg"/ ></div><div class="pic"><img class="happy" src="img/happy-woman.jpg"/ ></div><div class="pic"><img class="right" src="img/happy-celeb.jpg"/ ></div>')

    The following code will allow you to replace the html contents of the div

    or you just make a string 

    text= '<div class="pic"><img class="left" src="img/happy-man.jpg"/ ></div>'+'<div class="pic"><img class="happy" src="img/happy-woman.jpg"/ ></div>'
$('.whatever').html(text)
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