JT Navi turns guided questions into Joomla content links

JT Navi lets site owners present question buttons, search selected Joomla articles, and attach manually configured source links to the results.

This job comes up because visitors do not always know a site's menu structure or the terms used in its articles. Joomla core already provides Smart Search, its search module and search-results views, with indexing for supported content such as articles. A template override can change how those results look, and categories and menus can provide more conventional navigation. JT Navi goes beyond that baseline by adding editable starting questions, a guided interface, configurable article-category scope and source cards for links that it does not crawl. Its local search covers article titles and introductions according to the listing; optional OpenAI summaries are experimental and disabled by default.

The likely audience is a documentation site, public-service site, support portal or community project whose visitors need help choosing a topic before searching. A small site with a clear menu, a conventional article search, or no need for hand-picked external resources has little reason to add it.

JT Navi is listed as a free download under the site search section, with a GPLv2-or-later licence. The directory shows Joomtheme as the developer, 25 other extensions, and no reviews for this listing. Before installing, check the stated Joomla 6.x, PHP 8.3-or-later and MySQL or MariaDB requirements. The listing does not establish how indexing updates are handled, how the interface performs on larger article collections, or what accessibility and privacy documentation is available. If OpenAI summaries are enabled, review the data sent to that service and the consent flow.

Listed on the Joomla Extensions Directory.