How to put HTML in jQuery .text()

I couldn't find this anywhere, partly because its keywords are pretty common.

$('.pause_button').text('<img src="../imgs/icons/control_pause_blue.png" alt="Resume"开发者_开发技巧 /> Resume');

How can this be printed as HTML and not convert the brackets and apostrophes?

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Make use of the .html function avaialble in jQuery, .html().

For example:

$('div.demo-container').html('<p>All new content. <em>You bet!</em></p>');

In your case

$('.pause_button').html('<img src="../imgs/icons/control_pause_blue.png" 
alt="Resume" /> Resume');

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.text() actually escapes all HTML specific characters, .html() doesn't.

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Use .html()

$('.pause_button').html('<img src="../imgs/icons/control_pause_blue.png" alt="Resume" /> Resume'); 

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use .html()

$('.pause_button').html('<img src="../imgs/icons/control_pause_blue.png" alt="Resume" /> Resume');

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You should use .html();.

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Use .html() instead of .text().