Two True Values?

[#1]

Can a bool parameter contain 2 trueval attributes?

If no, how can i use a bool to make one line of html a comment?

example:

If bool = true

<a href="#" class="fa fa-facebook"></a>

if bool = false

<!-- <a href="#" class="fa fa-facebook"></a> -->

I would be able to open the comment syntax, however i would need to know how i can close it, since it's after the code.

[#2]

Can a bool parameter contain 2 trueval attributes?

If no, how can i use a bool to make one line of html a comment?

example:

If bool = true

<a href="#" class="fa fa-facebook"></a>

if bool = false

<!-- <a href="#" class="fa fa-facebook"></a> -->

I would be able to open the comment syntax, however i would need to know how i can close it, since it's after the code.

[#3]

The answer to the first question is no. Boolean can only have two states, on or off (true or false); having two true states would make no sense.

If I’m understanding what you‘re asking in the second part,  it would make more sense to have a larger block of code within the parameters where you would have more control over what happens within each condition.

David

Creative Muse

[#4]

Right, i thought about using conditional content in the trueval but the issue with that is that it won't place the code in the right area.