For the second approach you don't need that style anymore.

Change font style wpf. Mostly because of bindings some things like font are split up in multiple properties like p.e. For implementation guidance, see the environment font. One way is to package the fonts inside the application.

Internal fontstyle (int style) { this._style = style; Web custom fonts can be specified in wpf c# windows applications for different controls by defining custom fonts in styles. Web desktop guide windows presentation foundation c# styles and templates (wpf.net) article 03/03/2023 3 contributors feedback in this article sample styles controltemplates datatemplates show 4 more

Or maybe use this in the same constructor after the initializecomponent: For implementation guidance, see the environment font. Web well i have my file styles.xaml thats merged in the application.xaml so it applies to every thing.

You can make the selected characters bold, underlined, or italic, using the selectionfont property. Properties like fontsize and fontfamily are inherited almost universally. The code snippet in listing 6 sets the font properties of a textbox.

You can also use this property to change the size and typeface of the selected characters. One thing you can do is set a font family resource and bind your top level styles to that. It can be viewed in ilspy:

We will see both here. Web there are two ways of doing this: Web modified 12 years ago.