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    Question property value inheritance

    It is perfectly fine to write something like that:

    <StackPanel TextBlock.FontWeight="Bold">
    <Label>dasdas</Label>
    <Grid>
    <Label>dfasdass</Label>
    </Grid>
    </StackPanel>

    But why it is not possible to set fontweight only for labels by writing Label.FontWeight="Bold" ?

    Thank you for help in advance

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    Re: property value inheritance

    Quote Originally Posted by yoyosh View Post
    But why it is not possible to set fontweight only for labels by writing Label.FontWeight="Bold" ?
    Post the xaml code for what you have in mind. It's not clear where you would like to set the Label.FontWeight property.

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    Re: property value inheritance

    Hi,

    I would like to set it exactly instead of "TextBlock.FontWeight="Bold"", so to have:

    <StackPanel Label.FontWeight="Bold">
    <Label>dasdas</Label>
    <Grid>
    <Label>dfasdass</Label>
    </Grid>
    </StackPanel>

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    Re: property value inheritance

    Create a style for the Label and set it in there.

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    Re: property value inheritance

    That`s ok, but why it is not possible with Label while it is possible with TextBlock?

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    Re: property value inheritance

    TextBlock is a FrameworkElement, Label is a ContentControl.

    They are derived from different classes, thus different DependencyProperty's.

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