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@@ -71,8 +71,44 @@ Lastly when calling the Modal pass the props defined in the component, for examp
 
 When the Modal is pressed it will set hide to true and return an empty view.
 
-## Tabbar
+## TabBar
 Every tab has its own navigation bar. However, if you do not set its parent `<Scene tabs={true} />` with `hideNavBar={true}`, the tabs' navigation bar will be overrided by their parent.
+  
+Customizing `TabBar`:
+
+```javascript
+let style = StyleSheet.create({
+        tabBarStyle: {
+            borderTopWidth : .5,
+            borderColor    : '#b7b7b7',
+            backgroundColor: 'white',
+            opacity        : 1
+        }
+    });
+
+// in your render method
+<Scene key="myTabBar" tabs={true} hideNavBar tabBarStyle={style.tabBarStyle}>
+</Scene>
+    
+```
+
+Refresh a particular `Scene` when a `Tab` is pressed:
+
+```javascript
+<Scene key="myTabBar" tabs={true} hideNavBar tabBarStyle={style.tabBarStyle}>
+  <Scene 
+    key="myTab" 
+    title="My Tab" 
+    icon={MyTabIcon} 
+    onPress={()=> {
+      Actions.myTab_1({type: ActionConst.REFRESH});
+    }}
+   >
+      <Scene key="myTab_1" component={MyTabComponent} hideNavBar/>
+  </Scene>
+</Scene>
+```
+
 
 ## Custom nav bar for individual scene or even different state of scene (new feature):
 Your scene `component` class could implement _static_ renderNavigationBar(props) method that could return different navbar depending from component props