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docs(metadata): Fix spelling/typos (#10027)
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Tobbe committed Feb 17, 2024
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## Adding a Title

You certainly want to change the title of your Redwood app from the default of "Redwood App." You can start by adding or modifing `title` inside of `/redwood.toml`
You certainly want to change the title of your Redwood app from the default of "Redwood App." You can start by adding or modifying `title` inside of `/redwood.toml`

```diff title=redwood.toml
[web]
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<meta property="og:title" content="My Website" />
```
You can override this behavior by explictly setting `og:title` or `og:description` to `null`:
You can override this behavior by explicitly setting `og:title` or `og:description` to `null`:
```jsx
<Metadata title="My Website" og={{ title: null }}/>
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<meta charset="utf-8" />
```
We simplifed some of the examples above by excluding the generated `<title>` and `og:type` tags, so here's the real output if you included `title` and `og` props:
We simplified some of the examples above by excluding the generated `<title>` and `og:type` tags, so here's the real output if you included `title` and `og` props:
```jsx
<Metadata title="My Website" og />
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