UITableView Cell selected Color

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I have created a custom UITableViewCell  The table view is showing data fine  What I am stuck in is when user touches cell of tableview  then I want to show the background color of the cell other than the default  blue color  values for highlighting the selection of cell   I use this code but nothing happens     cell selectedBackgroundView backgroundColor  UIColor blackColor

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Swift 4 x  To Change the selection background Colour to anyColour use Swift Extension  Create UITableView Cell extension as below  extension UITableViewCell       func removeCellSelectionColour            let clearView   UIView           clearView backgroundColor   UIColor clear         UITableViewCell appearance   selectedBackgroundView   clearView             Then call removeCellSelectionColour   with cell instance

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I m using iOS 9 3 and setting the color through the Storyboard or setting cell selectionStyle didn t work for me  but the code below worked   UIView  customColorView     UIView alloc  init   customColorView backgroundColor    UIColor colorWithRed 55   255 0                                                    green 141   255 0                                                     blue 211   255 0                                                    alpha 1 0   cell selectedBackgroundView   customColorView   return cell    I found this solution here

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To override UITableViewCell s setSelected also works   override func setSelected selected  Bool  animated  Bool        super setSelected selected  animated  animated          Set background color     let view   UIView       view backgroundColor   UIColor redColor       selectedBackgroundView   view

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One more tip to Christian s way to show rounded corner background for grouped table   If I use cornerRadius   10 for cell  it shows four corner s rounded selection background  It s not the same with table view s default UI   So  I think about easy way to resolve it with cornerRadius  As you can see from the below codes  check about cell s location  top  bottom  middle or topbottom  and add one more sub layers to hide top corner or bottom corner  This just shows exactly same look with default table view s selection background   I tested this code with iPad splitterview  You can change patchLayer s frame position as you needed   Please let me know if there is more easier way to achieve same result   if  tableView style    UITableViewStyleGrouped         if  indexPath row    0                 cellPosition   CellGroupPositionAtTop                else                cellPosition   CellGroupPositionAtMiddle             NSInteger numberOfRows    tableView numberOfRowsInSection indexPath section       if  indexPath row    numberOfRows - 1                 if  cellPosition    CellGroupPositionAtTop                         cellPosition   CellGroupPositionAtTopAndBottom                     else                        cellPosition   CellGroupPositionAtBottom                       if  cellPosition    CellGroupPositionAtMiddle                 bgColorView layer cornerRadius   10          CALayer  patchLayer          if  cellPosition    CellGroupPositionAtTop                         patchLayer    CALayer layer               patchLayer frame   CGRectMake 0  10  302  35               patchLayer backgroundColor   YOUR BACKGROUND COLOR               bgColorView layer addSublayer patchLayer                      else if  cellPosition    CellGroupPositionAtBottom                         patchLayer    CALayer layer               patchLayer frame   CGRectMake 0  0  302  35               patchLayer backgroundColor   YOUR BACKGROUND COLOR               bgColorView layer addSublayer patchLayer

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If you have a grouped table with just one cell per section  just add this extra line to the code   bgColorView layer cornerRadius   10   UIView  bgColorView     UIView alloc  init    bgColorView setBackgroundColor  UIColor redColor    bgColorView layer cornerRadius   10   cell setSelectedBackgroundView bgColorView    bgColorView release      Don t forget to import QuartzCore

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- void tableView  UITableView   tableView willDisplayCell  UITableViewCell   cell forRowAtIndexPath  NSIndexPath   indexPath       UIView  view     UIView alloc  init        view setBackgroundColor  UIColor redColor         cell setSelectedBackgroundView view       We need to set the selected background view in this method

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I want to note that the XIB editor offers you the following standard options   Section  blue gray none   the right-hand column with options  4th tab  first group  Table View Cell   4th subgroup  the 1st of 3 items reads  Selection    Probably what you want to do may be achieved by selecting the right standard option

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In case of custom cell class  Just override   -  void setSelected  BOOL selected animated  BOOL animated        super setSelected selected animated animated           Configure the view for the selected state      if  selected             self setBackgroundColor  CELL SELECTED BG COLOR            self contentView setBackgroundColor  CELL SELECTED BG COLOR        else           self setBackgroundColor   UIColor clearColor             self contentView setBackgroundColor   UIColor clearColor

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Table View Cell selection background color can be set via the Storyboard in Interface Builder

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Swift 5 - Xcode version 12 1  12A7403   Step One  Add the following to your AppDelegate swift file func application   application  UIApplication  didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions   UIApplication LaunchOptionsKey  Any    - gt  Bool        let colorView   UIView       colorView backgroundColor   UIColor lightGray      UITableViewCell appearance   selectedBackgroundView   colorView              return true     Step Two  Make sure your cell s Content View background is set to  quot Clear Color quot   and not  quot Default quot   in the Attributes Inspector  This is done to not conflict with your App Delegate setting

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Swift 3 0 extension extension UITableViewCell       var selectionColor  UIColor           set               let view   UIView               view backgroundColor   newValue             self selectedBackgroundView   view                   get               return self selectedBackgroundView  backgroundColor    UIColor clear                    cell selectionColor   UIColor FormaCar blue

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Swift 4    Add following lines in your table cell  let bgColorView   UIView   bgColorView backgroundColor     red self selectedBackgroundView   bgColorView   Finally it should be as below  override func setSelected   selected  Bool  animated  Bool                super setSelected selected  animated  animated              Configure the view for the selected state         let bgColorView   UIView           bgColorView backgroundColor     red         self selectedBackgroundView   bgColorView

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As per custom color for a selected cell in UITableView  great solution as per Maciej Swic s answer  Just to add to that  you declare Swic s answer in the Cell configuration usually under   -  UITableViewCell   tableView  UITableView   tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath  NSIndexPath   indexPath  And for an added effect  instead of the system colors  you may use RGB values for a custom color look  In my code this is how I achieved it   -  UITableViewCell   tableView  UITableView   tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath  NSIndexPath   indexPath        static NSString  CellIdentifier     YourCustomCellName    MakanTableCell  cell    self tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier CellIdentifier forIndexPath indexPath       Configure the cell     if  cell    nil     cell      NSBundle mainBundle loadNibNamed   YourCustomCellClassName  owner self options nil objectAtIndex 0                           UIView  bgColorView     UIView alloc  init   bgColorView backgroundColor    UIColor colorWithRed 255 0 256 0 green 239 0 256 0 blue 49 0 256 0 alpha 1   bgColorView layer cornerRadius   7  bgColorView layer masksToBounds   YES   cell setSelectedBackgroundView bgColorView     return cell       Let me know if that works for you as well  You can mess with the cornerRadius number for the effects on the corners of the selected cell

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for Swift 3 0   override func tableView   tableView  UITableView  didSelectRowAt indexPath  IndexPath        let cell   super tableView tableView  cellForRowAt  indexPath       cell contentView backgroundColor   UIColor red

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1- Add a view to the content view of your cell  2- Right click your cell  3- Make the added view as  selectedBackgroundView

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In Swift 4  you can also set the background color of your table cell globally  taken from here    let backgroundColorView   UIView   backgroundColorView backgroundColor   UIColor red UITableViewCell appearance   selectedBackgroundView   backgroundColorView

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I use below approach and works fine for me      class MyTableViewCell   UITableViewCell                    var defaultStateColor UIColor                  var hitStateColor UIColor                    override func awakeFromNib                         super awakeFromNib                        self selectionStyle    None                        if you are overriding init you should set selectionStyle    None                  override func touchesBegan touches  Set lt UITouch gt   withEvent event  UIEvent                         if let hitColor   hitStateColor                           self contentView backgroundColor   hitColor                                                          override func touchesEnded touches  Set lt UITouch gt   withEvent event  UIEvent                         if let defaultColor   defaultStateColor                           self contentView backgroundColor   defaultColor                                                          override func touchesCancelled touches  Set lt UITouch gt    withEvent event  UIEvent                         if let defaultColor   defaultStateColor                           self contentView backgroundColor   defaultColor

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Use  cell setClipsToBounds YES   for Grouped style cell

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I ve got a slightly different approach than everyone else that reflects the selection on touch rather than after being selected   I have a subclassed UITableViewCell   All you have to do is set the background color in the touch events  which simulates selection on touch  and then set the background color in the setSelected function   Setting the background color in the selSelected function allows for deselecting the cell   Make sure to pass the touch event to the super  otherwise the cell won t actually act as if its selected   override func touchesBegan touches  NSSet  withEvent event  UIEvent        self backgroundColor   UIColor white  0 0  alpha  0 1      super touchesBegan touches  withEvent  event     override func touchesCancelled touches  NSSet   withEvent event  UIEvent         self backgroundColor   UIColor clearColor       super touchesCancelled touches  withEvent  event     override func setSelected selected  Bool  animated  Bool        super setSelected selected  animated  animated          Configure the view for the selected state     self backgroundColor   selected   UIColor white  0 0  alpha  0 1    UIColor clearColor

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If you want to add a custom highlighted color to your cell  and your cell contains buttons labels  images etc    I followed the next steps   For example if you want a selected yellow color   1  Create a view that fits all the cell with 20  opacity  with yellow color  called for example backgroundselectedView  2  In the cell controller write this   -  void touchesBegan  NSSet   touches withEvent  UIEvent   event        self backgroundselectedView alpha 1       super touchesBegan touches withEvent event      -  void touchesEnded  NSSet   touches withEvent  UIEvent   event       self backgroundselectedView alpha 0       super touchesEnded touches withEvent event      -  void touchesCancelled  NSSet   touches withEvent  UIEvent   event       self backgroundSelectedImage alpha 0       super touchesCancelled touches withEvent event

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Swift 3  for me it worked when you put it in the cellForRowAtIndexPath  method  let view   UIView   view backgroundColor   UIColor red cell selectedBackgroundView   view

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-  void tableView  UITableView   tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath  NSIndexPath   indexPath        tableView reloadData       UITableViewCell  cell  UITableViewCell   tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath indexPath        cell setBackgroundColor  UIColor orangeColor

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Try Following code   -  UITableViewCell   tableView  UITableView   tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath  NSIndexPath   indexPath        UITableViewCell  cell    tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier  cellIdArray objectAtIndex indexPath row  forIndexPath indexPath           Configure the cell        cell backgroundView         UIImageView alloc  init        cell selectedBackgroundView    UIImageView alloc  init        UIImage  rowBackground      UIImage  selectionBackground        rowBackground    UIImage imageNamed   cellBackgroundDarkGrey png        selectionBackground    UIImage imageNamed   selectedMenu png           UIImageView   cell backgroundView  image   rowBackground        UIImageView   cell selectedBackgroundView  image   selectionBackground         return cell        Swift Version   func tableView   tableView  UITableView  cellForRowAt indexPath  IndexPath  - gt  UITableViewCell             let cell   tableView dequeueReusableCell withIdentifier   cell    as UITableViewCell           cell selectedBackgroundView   UIImageView           cell backgroundView UIImageView            let selectedBackground   UIImageView   cell selectedBackgroundView as  UIImageView         selectedBackground image   UIImage init named  selected png             let backGround   UIImageView   cell backgroundView as  UIImageView         backGround image   UIImage init named  defaultimage png             return cell

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If you are using a custom TableViewCell  you can also override awakeFromNib   override func awakeFromNib         super awakeFromNib           Set background color     let view   UIView       view backgroundColor   UIColor redColor       selectedBackgroundView   view

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I think you were on the right track  but according to the class definition for selectedBackgroundView      The default is nil for cells in plain-style tables  UITableViewStylePlain  and non-nil for section-group tables UITableViewStyleGrouped     Therefore  if you re using a plain-style table  then you ll need to alloc-init a new UIView having your desired background colour and then assign it to selectedBackgroundView   Alternatively  you could use   cell selectionStyle   UITableViewCellSelectionStyleGray    if all you wanted was a gray background when the cell is selected   Hope this helps

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Here is the important parts of the code needed for a grouped table  When any of the cells in a section are selected the first row changes color  Without initially setting the cellselectionstyle to none there is an annonying double reload when the user clicks row0 where the cell changes to bgColorView then fades and reloads bgColorView again  Good Luck and let me know if there is a simpler way to do this   -  UITableViewCell   tableView  UITableView   tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath  NSIndexPath   indexPath         static NSString  CellIdentifier     Cell        UITableViewCell  cell    tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier CellIdentifier       if  cell    nil            cell     UITableViewCell alloc  initWithStyle UITableViewCellStyleDefault reuseIdentifier CellIdentifier              if   indexPath row     0                 cell selectionStyle   UITableViewCellSelectionStyleNone           UIView  bgColorView     UIView alloc  init           bgColorView layer cornerRadius   7          bgColorView layer masksToBounds   YES           bgColorView setBackgroundColor  UIColor colorWithRed  85 green 0 blue 0 alpha 1             cell setSelectedBackgroundView bgColorView            UIColor  backColor    UIColor colorWithRed 0 green 0 blue 1 alpha 1           cell backgroundColor   backColor          UIColor  foreColor    UIColor colorWithWhite 1 alpha 1           cell textLabel textColor   foreColor           cell textLabel text     row0             else if   indexPath row     1                 cell selectionStyle   UITableViewCellSelectionStyleNone           UIColor  backColor    UIColor colorWithRed 1 green 1 blue 1 alpha 1           cell backgroundColor   backColor          UIColor  foreColor    UIColor colorWithRed 0 green 0 blue 0 alpha 1           cell textLabel textColor   foreColor           cell textLabel text     row1             else if   indexPath row     2                 cell selectionStyle   UITableViewCellSelectionStyleNone           UIColor  backColor    UIColor colorWithRed 1 green 1 blue 1 alpha 1           cell backgroundColor   backColor          UIColor  foreColor    UIColor colorWithRed 0 green 0 blue 0 alpha 1           cell textLabel textColor   foreColor           cell textLabel text     row2             return cell      pragma mark Table view delegate  -  void tableView  UITableView   tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath  NSIndexPath   indexPath       NSIndexPath  path    NSIndexPath indexPathForRow 0 inSection  indexPath section        UITableViewCell  cell    tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath path        cell setSelectionStyle UITableViewCellSelectionStyleBlue         tableView selectRowAtIndexPath path animated YES scrollPosition UITableViewScrollPositionNone       -  void tableView  UITableView   tableView didDeselectRowAtIndexPath  NSIndexPath   indexPath       UITableViewCell  cell    tvStat cellForRowAtIndexPath indexPath        cell setSelectionStyle UITableViewCellSelectionStyleNone       pragma mark Table view Gestures  - IBAction singleTapFrom  UIGestureRecognizer   tapRecog        CGPoint tapLoc    tapRecog locationInView tvStat       NSIndexPath  tapPath    tvStat indexPathForRowAtPoint tapLoc        NSIndexPath  seleRow    tvStat indexPathForSelectedRow       if  seleRow section      tapPath section            self tableView tvStat didDeselectRowAtIndexPath seleRow       else if  seleRow    nil                  else if  seleRow section      tapPath section      seleRow length     0          return       if  tapPath           self view endEditing YES         self tableView tvStat didSelectRowAtIndexPath tapPath

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It s easy when the table view style is plain  but in group style  it s a little trouble  I solve it by      CGFloat cellHeight    self tableView tableView heightForRowAtIndexPath indexPath   UIView  view     UIView alloc  initWithFrame CGRectMake 0  0  kGroupTableViewCellWidth 2  cellHeight    view backgroundColor   kCommonHighlightedColor  cell selectedBackgroundView   view   view release   UIRectCorner cornerFlag   0  CGSize radii   CGSizeMake 0  0   NSInteger theLastRow   -- gt   yourDataSourceArray count - 1   if  indexPath row    0        cornerFlag   UIRectCornerTopLeft   UIRectCornerTopRight      radii   CGSizeMake 10  10     else if  indexPath row    theLastRow        cornerFlag   UIRectCornerBottomLeft   UIRectCornerBottomRight      radii   CGSizeMake 10  10     UIBezierPath  maskPath    UIBezierPath bezierPathWithRoundedRect view bounds byRoundingCorners cornerFlag cornerRadii radii   CAShapeLayer  shapeLayer    CAShapeLayer layer   shapeLayer path   maskPath CGPath  view layer mask   shapeLayer    noted the kGroupTableViewCellWidth  I define it as 300  it s the width of group table view cell width in iPhone

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for those that just want to get rid of the default selected grey background put this line of code in your cellForRowAtIndexPath func   yourCell selectionStyle    None

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The following works for me in iOS 8   I have to set the selection style to UITableViewCellSelectionStyleDefault for custom background color to work  If any other style  the custom background color will be ignored  There seems to be a change in behaviours as previous answers needs to set style to none instead   The full code for the cell as follows   -  UITableViewCell   tableView  UITableView   tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath  NSIndexPath   indexPath       static NSString  CellIdentifier     MyCell       UITableViewCell  cell    tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier CellIdentifier       if  cell    nil            cell     UITableViewCell alloc  initWithStyle UITableViewCellStyleDefault reuseIdentifier CellIdentifier                 This is how you change the background color     cell selectionStyle   UITableViewCellSelectionStyleDefault      UIView  bgColorView     UIView alloc  init       bgColorView backgroundColor    UIColor redColor        cell setSelectedBackgroundView bgColorView               return cell

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override func setSelected selected  Bool  animated  Bool           Configure the view for the selected state      super setSelected selected  animated  animated      let selView   UIView        selView backgroundColor   UIColor  red  5 255  green  159 255  blue 223 255  alpha  1 0       self selectedBackgroundView   selView

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To add the background for all cells  using Maciej s answer     for  int section   0  section  lt   self tableView numberOfSections   section              for  int row   0  row  lt   self tableView numberOfRowsInSection section   row                  NSIndexPath  cellPath    NSIndexPath indexPathForRow row inSection section               UITableViewCell  cell    self tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath cellPath                  stuff to do with each cell             UIView  bgColorView     UIView alloc  init               bgColorView backgroundColor    UIColor redColor                cell setSelectedBackgroundView bgColorView

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Create a custom cell for your table cell and in the custom cell class m put the code below  it will work fine  You need to place the desired color image in selectionBackground UIImage   -  void setSelected  BOOL selected animated  BOOL animated       UIImage  selectionBackground    UIImage imageNamed   yellow bar png        UIImageView  iview   UIImageView alloc  initWithImage selectionBackground       self selectedBackgroundView iview

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No need for custom cells  If you only want to change the selected color of the cell  you can do this   Objective-C   UIView  bgColorView     UIView alloc  init   bgColorView backgroundColor    UIColor redColor    cell setSelectedBackgroundView bgColorView     Swift   let bgColorView   UIView   bgColorView backgroundColor   UIColor red cell selectedBackgroundView   bgColorView

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cell setSelectionStyle UITableViewCellSelectionStyleGray     Make sure you have used the above line to use the selection effect

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