# Repeater

A repeater template is a structure used to dynamically display repeating content, such as lists or grids, by iterating through data items. It's often used for rendering multiple items (e.g., blog posts or products) from a data source into the same layout.

Attributes:

Attributes	Description
`[id]`	(Required) ID of the module from which the data is pulling.
`[limit]`	(Optional) 0 starting at the first entry and the second integer specifying the number of entries to display on the page.
`[order]`	(Optional) Specifies how the repeater will organize the data such as by “start_time desc” which will organize entries by the latest start time first.
`[display_type]`	(Optional) Specifies the type of manager that provides the data (default: calendar - options: “news”, “events”).
`[category_filter]`	(Optional) Filter list of entries by category.
`[tag_filter]`	(Optional) Filter list of entries by tags selected in a textbox.
`[pages]`	(Optional) Paginate list of entries.
`[offset]`	(Optional) Skip entries at the start of the query. For example, offset=“5” skips the first five entries in the list.
`[where]`	(Optional) Perform a SQL query on the database.
`[website_filter]`	(Optional) Filter list of news items by website.

Insert the name of your HTML fields inside curly braces to print out the corresponding variable. Refer to the field_name in your Table Schema to identify the correct field.

{{ field_name }}

Shortcode:

[repeater]

Code Example:

[repeater id="23" limit="0,4" order="start_time asc" display_type="news"]
  <h2>{{ event_title }}</h2>
  <p>{{ blog_intro }}</p>
[/repeater]