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While Ionic provides [simple Header and Footer](/docs/components/#header) bars that can be created through HTML and CSS alone, Header bars specifically can be extended in order to provide dynamic layout features such as auto-title centering and animation. They are also used by the [Nav Router Controller](../../controllers/nav-router/) to animate a title on navigation and toggle a back button.
While Ionic provides [simple Header and Footer](/docs/components/#header) bars that can be created through HTML and CSS alone, Header bars specifically can be extended in order to provide dynamic layout features such as auto-title centering and animation. They are also used by the [Views and Navigation Controllerr](../../controllers/view-state/) to animate a title on navigation and toggle a back button.

As of Ionic 0.9.0, the only available header bar feature provide is auto title centering. In this situation, the title text will center itself until either the left or right button content is too wide for the label to center. In that case, it will slide left or right until it can fit. You can also align the title left for a more Android-friendly header.

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