In review, we can use Pug to generate markup for us.

If we look at our page, we now have 18 checkboxes and 18 labels, and clicking some labels will toggle the state for certain checkboxes. We can use the for attribute of a template literal to match up to the ids we defined for the checkboxes. Inside this element we're going to create two labels to control the checkboxes. For each iteration we're going to create a div with the class. We can use the same for loop as before, for(let i = i < 9 i++). This is where we're going to generate cells for the board. We're going to create a div with the class name. We can see here the generated ids through to 8. We can do the same for naught with o- and the index of the loop. Here, we're going to do x-, and then the index in the loop. Then we can use template literals to generate an id. For each iteration, we create two checkboxes, input(type='checkbox').

What we can do is use a for loop to generate 18 checkboxes. Each of those cells provides the opportunity to either place a naught or a cross. A tic-tac-toe board consists of nine cells.

Having the HTML string without tags is unfortunately out of the question.Jhey Tompkins: We're going to use a form for our game, so we create a form element with class name. What I'm trying to accomplish is having reference to a valid HTML string in my pug template and have pug render it as a DOM node. My pug template looks like: p # to strange rendering issues where it renders Here is some text I'm trying to render I have an issue with pug rendering HTML tags as part raw text instead of parsing the text and adding it as a DOM node. I have a pug template that is rendered and shown to the user when a button is clicked on my web page.

Html entities in pug template