Screenshot of code: <if ${false}> <then> Won’t show. <else> <if ${false}> Won’t show either. <else> <if ${true}> Will show. <else> Also won’t show. </if> </if> </if>

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1. Aral Balkan (aral@mastodon.ar.al)'s status on Saturday, 11-Mar-2023 02:21:24 JST Aral Balkan

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   @bobwyman Hey Bob, as I mentioned in the post, the <then> tag is optional (as is the <else> tag). They’re there simply for clarity of intent during authoring.

   (Insofar as parsing is concerned, as long as your <if> tag has two children or less, the first child will be the true condition and the the second child will be the false condition. I also just made the closing tags optional for those.)

   If-else is supported via nesting, which feels natural to me given the context.