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## Module top_pages

This module displays the top ((wiki|wiki pages)), ranked by page views, and provides a link to each page.

### Parameters

{pluginmanager module="top_pages"}

### Usage

You will see it listed at "Admin > Modules > Assign new module > Module Name (drop down)" (**tiki-admin_modules.php**).

You can assign this ((Module)) to a column (See ((Module Admin)) page if needed) or other module zone, or you can include it within a wiki page, using the ((PluginModule)).

### Wiki Syntax

Valid options for displaying the "Top Pages" module using the ((PluginModule)) are: 
{CODE(caption=Full block-style wiki-plugin syntax)}
{MODULE(module=>"top_pages")}{MODULE}
{MODULE(module=>top_pages)}{MODULE}
{MODULE(module="top_pages")}{MODULE}
{MODULE(module=top_pages)}{MODULE}
{CODE}

{CODE(caption=Shortened syntax)}
{MODULE(module=>top_pages) /}
{MODULE(module="top_pages") /}
{MODULE(module=top_pages) /}
{CODE}

{CODE(caption=Minimal syntax)}
{module module="top_pages"}
{module module=top_pages}
{CODE} 
See ((PluginModule)) for additional parameters that can be used.

### Examples

{CODE(caption="Using this code" colors="tiki" theme="default")}{MODULE(module=>top_pages, max=>5) /}{CODE}

The assigned module looks like this on this site: 
{MODULE(module=>top_pages, max=>5) /}