I am using the following JavaScript function:

```
function Projects()
{
    var PrjTb1 = "<input type=text id=PrjNme size=100/>"
    var PrjTb2 = "<textarea rows=5 col=200 wrap=hard></textarea>"
    var Info = "1. Project or activity name:<br>" + PrjTb1 + "<br><br>2. Project or activity description:<br>" + PrjTb2 
    if (document.getElementById('PrjNo').value == 1)
    {
        document.getElementById('AllPrj').innerHTML = "<b>Project or activity 1.</b><br><br>" + Info
    }
}

```

This function executes well, after an `onclick` event; however, certain portions of the HTML within the declared variables are not working. For example, within the variable `PrjTb2`, my textarea's rows and columns do not change. Also, I cannot add the HTML tags `<dd>` and `</dd>` anywhere within the variables to create an indentation. What is interesting is that both the textarea properties and the HTML tags, `<dd>` and `</dd>`, work within the body of my form, just not in my JS function. Would anyone know what I am doing wrong.