Hi Carlos,
We tested the code again, it worked.
This is a screen shot that shows the result:
Were you using some overlays that have no empty spaces (like the world map kit)? If that was the case, then maybe the adornment overlay is covered up by them.
But the reason why the adornment overlay didn’t show up doesn’t really matter that much since putting it at the bottom is not your goal.
Just create an instance of AdormentOverlay and add it to the WpfMap.Overlays collection like what we do to the normal overlays. Then the drawing order of AdormentOverlay will be arranged along with other overlays, based on the order they were added.
By the way, you mentioned that the AdornmentOverlay is overlapping markers. Would you please let us know more details about it? Because that doesn’t normally happen, and we want to figure out whether it is a potential bug.
Regards,
Tsui