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 * tabItem:  This directive uses a JSON object to transfer properties to the native object. Actually, `TabViewItem` is a pretty simple object with just `title`, `iconSource` and `view` properties. Since `title` and `iconSource` are usually represented as text, TabView directive uses a small JSON object (`{title: 'Profile', iconSource: '~/icon.png'}`) to define these properties easily in HTML. The view however, is not so simple, therefore the directive uses the tag where `tabItem` attribute is set as view. Currently, the directive also holds the property `textTransform` which controls the capitalization of the tab title text. See the Styling section for more information.
 
-> Note: If you have set the `iconSource` property on a `TabViewItem`, but are not seeing any icons next to the title, this might be because the icon is not present in your App_Resources folder. See the [Working with Images]({%slug images#load-images-from-a-resource %}) article for information on how to add and reference your resource images.
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+> Note: If you have set the `iconSource` property on a `TabViewItem`, but are not seeing any icons next to the title, this might be because the icon is not present in your App_Resources folder. See the [Working with Images]({%slug images%}#load-images-from-a-resource) article for information on how to add and reference your resource images.
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