Hi,

What you need, I believe, is adding pagination at the bottom of the web page.

https://www.cybrosys.com/blog/how-to-add-pagination-odoo-website
Please refer to this blog to understand how to add pagination to web pages in odoo

Hope it helps

Hello, thank you very much for your answer.

I am a beginner in website creation, would it be possible to detail each step in order?

The module I use (Image - Text)

I would like to have 20 per page and then each time I add a new module it automatically shifts to the following pages.

Thank you very much for your help!

create py file in controller:

from odoo import http
from odoo.addons.website.controllers.main import Website


class CustomWebsite(Website):

@http.route(['/your-page'], type='http', auth="public", website=True)
def your_page(self):
# Add your logic to fetch the data and calculate pagination here
total_pages = 10
current_page = 1
return http.request.render('your_module.pagination_template', {
'total_pages': total_pages,
'current_page': current_page,
})

Create a QWeb template for the pagination (e.g., pagination_template.xml):

templates>
t t-name="your_module.pagination_template">
div class="pagination">
a t-if="current_page > 1" t-attf-href="/your-page?page=#{current_page-1}">< Previous
t t-set="range" t-value="range(1, total_pages+1)"/>
t t-foreach="range" t-as="page">
a class="active" t-if="page == current_page" t-attf-href="/your-page?page=#{page}">
t t-esc="page"/>
/a>
a t-else t-attf-href="/your-page?page=#{page}">
t t-esc="page"/>
/a>
/t>
a t-if="current_page < total_pages" t-attf-href="/your-page?page=#{current_page+1}">Next >
/div>
/t>
/templates>

Update your module's manifest file (__manifest__.py) to include the QWeb template:

'data': [ 'views/pagination_template.xml', ],

Make sure to update the URLs, module names, and templates according to your actual setup.