Set any instance of UIView for both titleView and subtitleView properties

[exalted]

This should be similar how UINavigationItem's title and titleView properties work; then SMCalloutView's interface would be similar to:

@interface SMCalloutView : UIView

// ...

@property (nonatomic, copy) NSString *title, subtitle;
@property (nonatomic, retain) UIView *titleView, *subtitleView;

// ...

@end

[nfarina]

Yes I think you're right about this. I had originally patterned the title/subtitle after UITableViewCell but I think UINavigationBars model is more flexible and we could definitely support that.

[exalted]

Definitely, that should be enough for, e.g. five stars, etc. or whatever else people might want to put in there...

[nfarina]

Let me know if this behaves as expected!

[exalted]

Not so sure, if I'm not mistaken custom UIView's height must not outmatch TITLE_HEIGHT and SUBTITLE_HEIGHT respectively, otherwise things could go kinky?

[nfarina]

The title can grow vertically to cover the subtitle if you wish, but it's not possible for the callout to have any different height besides the standard.

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Not so sure, if I'm not mistaken custom UIView's height must not outmatch TITLE_HEIGHT and SUBTITLE_HEIGHT respectively, otherwise things could go kinky?

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[exalted]

Yea, I was kinda aware of that and I guess that's fine as long as it's somehow documented or warned without necessarly knowing calloutview internals...

Great great component!

Cheers,