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    Posted: 16 November 2008 at 9:41pm
I need to create a markup text which has the following 3 requirements.

1> I can include the character '<' in the text portion (so I need to escape it somehow but I couldn't find out how).

2> The text portion must wrap on resize.

3> The text portion must have some bolded and non-bolded parts.

For example, I need to create the following string as markup:

If the Chicken is < than the Road it must cross the Road

(in wrapable mode)

It seems that I can align 2 out of these 3 conditions but not the 3 together. Can someone help?

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Hi,
 
You can replace < to &gt; in text.
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Originally posted by oleg oleg wrote:

Hi,
 
You can replace < to &gt; in text.


Shouldn't it be &lt for <?
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Maybe :)
 
2pbergeot : or even better use Text property:
 
<TextBlock> <Run Text = "text>text"/>  <Run Text = "text>text"/> </TextBlock>
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