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An elegant way to solve the problem while we're clicking a UITableViewCell, the subviews in the cell's contentView's backgroundColor changed unexpected.

A common Solution

Disable the native cell's selection style:

cell.selectionStyle = UITableViewCellSelectionStyleNone;

And then add a button to cover the cell's contentView, to imitate the native selection style.

But it seems to be a little complex.

Try CGCellContentViewManager! It can keep you away from these unnecessary trouble

Just add 2 files

• CGCellContentViewManager/UIView+CGCellContentViewManager.h
• CGCellContentViewManager/UIView+CGCellContentViewManager.m

to your project, and needn't for any setups. All the subviews in the cell's contentView will never change backgroundColor while we're clicking the cell.

To disable the CGCellContentViewManager's auto-work for a cell:

cell.cg_cellContentViewManagerDisabled = YES;

To disable the CGCellContentViewManager's auto-work for a subview in cell's contentView:

customSubview.cg_cellContentViewManagerDisabled = YES;

Both supports Objective - C and Swift

In a Swift project, the Objective - C Bridging Header may not be required.

Use with CocoaPods

pod 'CGCellContentViewManager', '1.0'

MIT