Is it possible to change the info icon on the callout bubble to a different image on the map drop pin

Anything's possible. It's a matter of how much skill / understanding you have. The control panel won't allow you to modify this. But, you can easily (if you can get your head around this) modify the map plugin to change this icon. Some basics... 1) Map loads and drops pins, one for each data point. 2) When you tap on a pin, map shows callout bubble. In iOS this is call The an Annotation View 3) Each Annotation view has a bunch of properties like title, subtitle, and ICON. Whoo hoo. The icon isn't actually called an icon (technically), it's called a "rightCalloutAccessoryView" You can see where this is getting set to a button on line 573 of the BT_screen_map.m file. This means the icon is whatever the button is. In this case, it's an "info" button or a "details disclosure button" (if you're opening a new screen and not showing driving direction. Have a look at the logic starting on line 557. "If the button should show directions, create a button using the UIButtonTypeInfoLight icon. If the button should show a screen, create a button using the UIButtonTypeDetailDisclosure" There is not reason you could't create your own button and assign it as the rightCalloutAccessoryView. Enjoy.

Thank you David really appreciate your help Here is a Screenshot if any one is interested www.dropbox.com/s/hfkc8ca803kno8y/Screenshot%202012.png If any one is looking to change the info Icon here is the code i used //ignore if button type is "none" if([tmpLoadScreenId isEqualToString:@"showDirections"]){ //ignore if button type is "none" if([tmpLoadScreenId isEqualToString:@"showDirections"]){ theButton = [UIButton buttonWithType:UIButtonTypeInfoLight]; }else { if([tmpLoadScreenId length] > 1 || [tmpLoadScreenNickname length] > 1 || [tmpLocation.jsonVars objectForKey:@"loadScreenObject"]){ theButton = [UIButton buttonWithType:UIButtonTypeCustom]; } } //if we have a button... add the appropriate tag + action (the tag tells us what location was tapped if(theButton != nil){ [theButton setTag:[annotation listIndex]]; [theButton addTarget:self action:@selector(calloutButtonTapped:) forControlEvents:UIBarButtonSystemItemAction]; } //set the button. If it's nil, no button will show [theButton setImage:[UIImage imageNamed:@"your image.png"] forState:UIButtonTypeCustom]; annotationView.rightCalloutAccessoryView= theButton; //return the view return annotationView; }