Change form structure based on selection in drop down box

Pardon me, I am a complete noob, but I have had fair success "learning just enough" to get each challenge done in the site I am building.

Is it possible to have a drop down box on a page determine what form structure the user is presented with?

As an example, you would have a drop down box that allows the user to select between "impact statement", "letter to your MLA", "letter to your service provider".  For each of these choices, a different form could be presented below that allowed you to have different fields that were specific to the letter the user was about to write.

Not a dropdown but SQSPThemes has a plugin called AccoTabs that allows you to change sections with the click of a button (tabs). 

I believe SQSMods also has sometihng similar too via their "Magic Drop" plugin which might be more what you want?

You'd just need 3 separate sections with different forms and it'd handle this.

Alternatively, I did a custom plugin for a client here that works more as a switcher. Haven't packaged it for sale yet but it's another approach.

But Magic Drop is probably the best choice for a dropdown.

16 hours ago, KwameAndCo said:

Not a dropdown but SQSPThemes has a plugin called AccoTabs that allows you to change sections with the click of a button (tabs). 

I believe SQSMods also has sometihng similar too via their "Magic Drop" plugin which might be more what you want?

You'd just need 3 separate sections with different forms and it'd handle this.

Alternatively, I did a custom plugin for a client here that works more as a switcher. Haven't packaged it for sale yet but it's another approach.

 

But Magic Drop is probably the best choice for a dropdown.

Thank you.  Magic Drop does seem to be essentially the right solution.  I am going to engage the makers of that and determine if its within reach of my skill level

5 hours ago, John1MD said:

Thank you.  Magic Drop does seem to be essentially the right solution.  I am going to engage the makers of that and determine if its within reach of my skill level

 

It's pretty easy to use.

Upload the code. Copy and paste some lines and then just place some text in a specific way - if I remember.

I have it installed on our site now, and it works pretty well.

My next challenge will be to see if there is a way to auto-populate a field in the revealed forms based on the user's selection of radio buttons and drop-down box.

More specifically:
Imagine a petition-style webpage, with 4 different types of letters, 1-to your provincial/state politician 2-to your mayor/reeve, 3-to your doctor, 4-an impact statement about your interaction with healthcare.  Magic Drop has now allowed us to choose a form that is specific to each type of letter.  Nonetheless, each form type will have a "body of letter" field.  The next step will be to create a 'set of radio buttons', each form having its own unique set, and these radio buttons would auto-populate the 'body of letter' field with a selection of pre-written letters that people can use as their starting point.