# Navigation Bar Title

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### Title Type

You can choose between two type of navigation bar title.

* **Use Tab Title Text:** This option will use Tab title as navigation bar title. It will be a plain text.

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* **Use Tab Image:** This option will ask you to add image you want to use as a navigation bar title. It will look something like below:&#x20;

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### Title Position

You can choose between Left or Center.

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