How can I create a content path depending on user choices (Wordpress)

I don't even know what this thing is called.

Like I have three buttons X Y Z, the user presses X, it shows other three options related to X, then presses any of it, and then shows the most related articles depending on its choices.

Do you know any plugins that can do that? Or at least how this thing is called so I can search it on Google.

You can do this with menus. But you'll have to create a lot of pages and menu items

Appearance->Menus where you can build menu->sub-menu i didn't get the last part where you said it gets the most relevant article tho

If you haven't figure it out, let me know. I am kinda' bored now. haha

The menu thing won't do the trick here.

I want to show it on the homepage and do a content pathing so users can find what they want with a few clicks.

Like show three big buttons with my main three categories. When the user presses a button, it will be prompted with another six buttons with my sub-categories. He presses another button, and it will be prompted with the tags within the sub-category. And after his last choice, I want to display on the same page all articles within that tag that matches user's choices.

I'm using Elementor so any addon that can help me with that would be great. A standalone plugin would also work.

EMAOneBillion said:

I want to show it on the homepage and do a content pathing so users can find what they want with a few clicks.

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bro, this is what menus are for: they allow users to find what they want with a few clicks

EMAOneBillion said:

Like show three big buttons with my main three categories. When the user presses a button, it will be prompted with another six buttons with my sub-categories. He presses another button, and it will be prompted with the tags within the sub-category. And after his last choice, I want to display on the same page all articles within that tag that matches user's choices.

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lol MENUS

Seriously, mate, learn to use menus. And if your theme doesn't allow deep menu customization install menu plugins.

EDIT: you might also need a heavily customizable theme for that and there are gazillion of themes that can do this, but my favorite (especially since it's free) is Weaver Xtreme. I love this theme and have it installed on most of my websites, it can do anything you want but you'll waste a good chunk of your time learning to use it properly, so beware!