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Asked: 2026-05-26T07:54:46+00:00

I have a WPF style that sets TextDecorations dependency property for TargetType: TexBlock .

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I have a WPF style that sets TextDecorations dependency property for TargetType: TexBlock. I need to use the same style for certain Run elements which are in some TextBlock which doesn’t itself use the aforementioned style. How can I achieve this without repeating the same style with just a different TargetType?

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    Just do not specify a TargetType but qualify the property, e.g.:

    <Style x:Key="CommonStyle">
    <Setter Property="Inline.TextDecorations" Value="StrikeThrough" />
</Style>

    <TextBlock Style="{StaticResource CommonStyle}" Text="Lorem Ipsum" />
<TextBlock>
    <Run Style="{StaticResource CommonStyle}" Text="Lorem" />
    <Run Text="Ipsum" />
</TextBlock>

    If you want to further develop the style you can use BasedOn, this also allows implicit application of said style by not setting a key on the derived style.

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