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> Hey, the button should definitely accept whatever the `ContentPresenter` accepts, so the issue of default `FontSize` should be solved in a different way So in that case we should...

So i can offer the following: If you use Content="Text" it get's formatted by the button properties itself and if you create a textblock in the content property you need...

> @m0lDaViA Placing a grid inside a button that contains multiple TextBlocks and TextBoxes, with some using the button's font size and others using a specified font size, and further...

> @m0lDaViA Sorry for my terrible English, I mean the content of the button can be placed with anything, isn't it easier to give the global textblock style a key...

@XuYunQi0809 If you question is answered please close this issue.

> My professional opinion, FWIW, if the control is not finished, then, no, question is not answered. However, if the intention is to _NOT_ finish the control, that is fine...

> > @ElectroAttacks As i wanted to create a knob control myself i was thinking about fixing the arc. So you fixed the arc but didn't commit? :D > >...

> The more controls I'm using the more bugs I find... For example if you're using the FontIcon control with a symbol font like Material Symbols (newer version of Material...

@ElectroAttacks > The SymbolIcon is fine, but ImageIcon and FontIcon are controls providing the same behavior as default XAML controls. That's why I would prefer object type properties. I guess...

@ElectroAttacks Then, hop on https://discord.gg/wrYuX59H