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- Split NavigationBar.Title’s container and text up into separate components - Container handles platform padding, alignment, etc… - Text handles platform title text styles - Using the components directly applications are free to insert things before/after, wrap the text in a touch handler, replace the text with a non-text element, use multiple title text elements, or do any other type of title bar customization. - Used `justifyContent` on `title` instead of `flex`+`textAlign` on `titleText` for centering. This makes the container responsible for alignment and works in more situations than `textAlign` (non-text, multiple components, etc… all work). And also rids the text component from non-text related layout styles and frees it to be used multiple times or in other placements.
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justifyContentontitleinstead offlex+textAlignontitleTextfor centering. This makes the container responsible for alignment and works in more situations thantextAlign(non-text, multiple components, etc… all work). And also rids the text component from non-text related layout styles and frees it to be used multiple times or in other placements.