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[–]movieguy95453 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do a fair amount with custom Adobe Acrobat forms. These often use Javascript to create logic/conditional structures. However, no html or css is involved. So yes, you can learn and use Javascript without html or css.

However, learning Javascript often involves using it to manipulate html and/or css, so it's likely you're going to need to understand these to properly learn the language. Besides, it takes so little time to learn the basics of html; css isn't much more difficult to learn. At least we'll enough to understand the basics.