Which widget displays content based on a boolean condition with two branches?

The If Widget is specifically designed to evaluate a boolean condition and display content based on whether that condition is true or false. This widget allows developers to define two separate branches of content: one branch that is rendered when the condition evaluates to true and another branch that is rendered when the condition is false.

This capability is particularly useful for controlling visibility and managing dynamic content on a web page. For example, you can use the If Widget to show a message to users if they are logged in, while displaying a different message or prompt for login if they are not.

The flexibility to handle two distinct conditions effectively distinguishes the If Widget from other options. The other widgets, such as the Container Widget, Check Box Widget, and Radio Button Widget, serve different purposes and do not inherently provide a mechanism to branch content based on a boolean condition in the same manner as the If Widget.