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# Font Weight
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If a [**Font Weight**](/design/typography/font-weight.md) has been chosen in a parent block, it will be inherited unless otherwise specified on the selected block.
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The Font Weight property sets how thick or thin characters in text should be displayed.
It uses a numerical scale from 100 to 900, in increments of 100. 100 being the thinnest and 900 the thickest. The default weight of any block is 400.
You can apply a font weight to every Cwicly block. The Font Weight property is specific to the block and its children.
* Select a block.
* Open the Block Inspector.
* Navigate to the Primary or Design Tab.
* Open the Typography Tab.
* Find the Font Weight property.
* Select your desired font weight in the dropdown list.
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