If, then, else statements—Java the oly viable choice?

[ChuckWilk]

Looking for a way to do "if A then B" wherein A (the state) is a checkbox checked and B (the action) is displaying text and/or graphics. Maybe you have 3 check boxes. You pick one (which brings the question of how the programmer makes one of the three the only acceptable choice, i.e. two or more checks fails) ... back to the question. I see that the branching statement stated at the top can be programmed with Java. I assume that's not the case with XML / CSS(?)

So, to continue, if you do this with Java, can that code be employed as part of the coding window available in Weebly?

Thanks in advance for any guidance.

[Queso]

Hello! I'm no coder myself, but branching logic can be included in a lot of different languages. You may want to look up some resources online about how each is implemented to see which way works best for your needs.

[ChuckWilk]

Thanks much. I hope to get to this soon. If so, I'll pass it on FWIW.

[86753091]

Hi, I currently have the same question.  Did you happen to find an answer?  I have the Java code but no way to make it work on weebly that I can find.  Is there a way?  or, is there a way to accomplish the same with just HTML?

Thank you for your time.