Segue back and deselect cell animation like in default UITableViewCell about bfpapertableviewcell HOT 4 CLOSED

Hi ArtworkAD!

Because BFPaperTableViewCells do their own background highlighting, in their constructor I purposely set their selectionStyle to UITableViewCellSelectionStyleNone which is causing the behavior you describe.

If you are ok with the highlight looking a bit different, you can set
cell.selectionStyle = UITableViewCellSelectionStyleDefault;
in cellForRowAtIndexPath, or wherever you setup your cells, to bring back this behavior (similar to the Settings app).

If you are talking about adding a feature to BFPaperTableViewCell so that it's background fade remains upon selection and goes away on deselection, well I never thought of this. I'm not technically selecting or highlighting the cell, just drawing a layer on it. Also, cell selection is often handled by the tableView, not the cell itself.

However you have sparked my interest; I suppose I could override setSelected, setHighlighted, and prepareForReuse to imitate this kind of effect.

I'll let you know if I get this working nicely.

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Thank you for this great explanation. I think UITableViewCellSelectionStyleDefault will be ok for me.

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Hello again,

I've pushed version 1.3.0 which now has two new properties:
CGFloat backgroundFadeAlpha
&
BOOL letBackgroundLinger (default YES).

Also now you no longer need to set cell.selectionStyle = UITableViewCellSelectionStyleDefault; because the background will linger until the cell is de-selected. You should find that it behaves just like the standard UITableViewCell in a standard UITableViewController.

Please let me know if you find any bugs. Thanks for suggesting this feature!

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@bfeher this is awesome, thank you 👍

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