I need a idea in inserting images and hyper link buttons inside a callout control which is used in Microsoft Expression Blend 4.
Please help me any idea to sort out this issue.
thanks, Neon
I need a idea in inserting images and hyper link buttons inside a callout control which is used in Microsoft Expression Blend 4.
Please help me any idea to sort out this issue.
thanks, Neon
No sweat, like this.
<ed:Callout AnchorPoint="0,1.5" CalloutStyle="Cloud" Fill="#FFF4F4F5" Stroke="Black" Width="150">
<ed:Callout.Content>
<StackPanel Margin="0,20,0,20">
<TextBlock Text="blah"/>
<TextBlock Text="blah"/>
<TextBlock Text="blah"/>
<TextBlock Text="blah"/>
<Button Content="blah"/>
</StackPanel>
</ed:Callout.Content>
</ed:Callout>
Cheers :)
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