New jQuery string \ n

Question

Possible duplicate:
What is the cleanest way to write a multi-line string in JavaScript?

How to jump to a new line when writing jQuery code, and not on the actual code output, for example:

$('#foo').append('<div id="bla"> '+\n+' </div>'); 

Something like that.

Answer 1

 $('#foo').append('<div id="bla"> \ </div>'); 

A slash (\) eludes a newline, allowing the line to span multiple lines