c# - Setting Foreground Color of Entire Window -

I want to set the foreground (text) color to all my elements, you'll think it will be easy, but it is not. ..

  & lt; Window foreground = "red" & gt; & Lt; Label content = "test" /> & Lt; Label content = "test" /> & Lt; Checkbox content = "checkbox" /> & Lt; / Window & gt;   
 It has no effect ... I think this is the only way to work if I'm specifically setting the foreground property on each element  
 Maybe you know in a way?   
 
 
 The reason for this is that the  label  and  checkboxes  Overrides in the form of the  foreground  property in their styles.  
 Below is an ordinary rational tree of an example element that shows how the specified value travels below the tree at the  window  level:  
  Window (red [local]) - & gt; Grid (Red [Inherited]) - & gt; Listbox (Red [Inherited]) - & gt; Listoboxime (Red [Inherited]) - & gt; StackPanel (Red [Inherited]) - & gt; Label (black [style]) - & gt; TextBlock (Black [Inherited]) - & gt; Textball (Red [Inherited])   
  The source of the value is displayed in the cell of the class.   
 As you can see the legacy, the  foreground  property is set to its default style on  label  automatically   < Pre>  & lt; Style x: key = "{x: type label}" TargetType = "{x: type label}" & gt; & Lt; Setter Property = "Foreground" value = "{DynamicResource {x: Static System Callers.ControlTextBruce}}" /> ... & lt; / Style & gt;   
 As an alternative solution for this, we can use the following tricks. Define the default style for app controls (such as  Label ) in the application (in App.xaml or  windows  inself). And in that default style, the  foreground  overrides the property to force the relative source to the nearest ancestor of control, which is still the desired value:  
  Gt; Style TargetType = "{X: Type Label}" & gt; & Lt; Setter Property = "Foreground" value = "{Compulsive Relative Soros = {Relative Escher Ancestor Type = {x: Type Framework Element}}, path = (TextAlex.Eferg)}" /> & Lt; / Style & gt; & Lt; Style TargetType = "{x: type checkbox}" & gt; & Lt; Setter Property = "Foreground" value = "{Compulsive Relative Soros = {Relative Escher Ancestor Type = {x: Type Framework Element}}, path = (TextAlex.Eferg)}" /> & Lt; / Style & gt;   
 After this our tree will look like this:  
  Window (red [local]) - & gt; Grid (Red [Inherited]) - & gt; Listbox (Red [Inherited]) - & gt; Listoboxime (Red [Inherited]) - & gt; StackPanel (Red [Inherited]) - & gt; Label (Red [binding from Stack Panel. (TextAlement.Efergen)]) - & gt; TextBlock (Red [Inherited]) - & gt;   
 As you can see, restores our binding inheritance.  
 Such style is required to define for each element that  foreground  property in its genre @ dune suggested that not to be compulsive in every genre  The ability to use BasedOn  can be:  
  & lt; Style x: key = "foreground inheritancefixstyle" target type = "control" & gt; & Lt; Setter Property = "Foreground" value = "{Compulsive Relative Soros = {Relative Escher Ancestor Type = {x: Type Framework Element}}, path = (TextAlex.Eferg)}" /> & Lt; / Style & gt; & Lt; Style TargetType = "{x: type label}" basson = "{static rsosor foreground inheritance fixtile}" & gt; & Lt; / Style & gt; & Lt; Style target type = "{x: type checkbox}" based on = "{static rsosor foreground inheritance fixtile}" & gt; & Lt; / Style & gt;   
 Hope it helps.