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An elegant way to solve the problem while we're clicking a UITableViewCell, the subview's backgroundColor in the cell's contentView's 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 troubles

Just add the files in CGCellContentViewManager to your project, and needn't for any setups，CGCellContentViewManager will work automatically.

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'

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