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I have a variable that looks like this:

var simpleText = new Kinetic.Text({
    text: 'where text goes',
    fontSize: 24
  });

How do I insert a line break where the text goes. I've tried:

text: 'where text goes \n where text goes',

text: 'where text goes \n\n where text goes',

text: 'where text goes \r\n where text goes',

text: 'where text goes <br /> where text goes',

text: 'where text goes \n' + 'where text goes \n',

text: 'where text goes ' + 'where text goes ',

text: 'where text goes ' 
+ 'where text goes ',

text: 'where text goes 
where text goes',

Error on my end. \n works

user761479
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If you are outputting to HTML, such as with innerHTML, just use <br />.

If, however, you are outputting to text in an HTML context (such as nodeValue or innerText, you will have to use \n and ensure that the container has the CSS white-space property set to something that doesn't condence whitespace, such as pre-wrap.

Niet the Dark Absol
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I've never heard of Kinetic text but based on this sample: http://www.html5canvastutorials.com/kineticjs/html5-canvas-kineticjs-text-tutorial/ you should do:

text: 'where text goes\n\nwhere text goes',

MBillau
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Using html() instead of 'text' and 'val'

.html('using some -br- simple text here');

Result: using some
simple text here

Keith Male
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