I have a program I'm working on in C# and WPF. I'd like to have clickable labels, however there is no Click event for a label and I can only find one result on Google when I try to look up how to add a Click event.

So, does anyone know how to add a Click event to a label or, how can I get rid of the button "glow" so it would just *look* like a label in WPF? Either option will work for me, I just can't figure out how to do them.

You can use the Preview/MouseLeftButtonUp event. It should work.

That worked quite well for Labels. Thanks

In case you are curious or want a more capable/"WPF-ey" solution, I'd advise you to take a look at Templates - they are kinda difficult to grasp, but extremely useful and one of the core concepts in WPF. The solution for your case would be something along these lines:

(usually, you'd define the template in a Resources section to make it reusable, but that's a different story)