diff --git a/docs/routing/navigational-frame-titles.md b/docs/routing/navigational-frame-titles.md
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--- a/docs/routing/navigational-frame-titles.md
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@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ In this example:
 This method is useful for routes that have a static title and don't require frequent updates based on the route’s context.
 
 :::tip `@AppTitle` and `@FrameTitle`  
-If the app title is set, the frame title will incorporate it. For example, if the app defines the title as `@AppTitle("webforJ")` and the frame title is set as `@FrameTitle("Dashboard")`, the final page title will be `Dashboard - webforJ`. You can customize the format of the final title in the `@AppLayout` annotation by using the `format` attribute if needed.  
+If the app title is set, the frame title will incorporate it. For example, if the app defines the title as `@AppTitle("webforJ")` and the frame title is set as `@FrameTitle("Dashboard")`, the final page title will be `Dashboard - webforJ`. You can customize the format of the final title in the `@AppTitle` annotation by using the `format` attribute if needed.  
 :::
 
 ## Dynamic frame titles
@@ -70,4 +70,4 @@ In this example:
 
 :::tip Combining annotations and dynamic titles
 You can combine both static and dynamic methods. If a route component has both a `@FrameTitle` annotation and implements the `HasFrameTitle` interface, the dynamically provided title from `getFrameTitle()` will take precedence over the static value from the annotation.
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