ios - UITableView cell selection -

I have got a UILB in the cell with the background color when I select this cell, the cell color changes (Which should do it), but it also changes the background of the label. I want to preserve the background color on UILabel when I use an image only in a random color, it is preserved, but is there no better way?

Thanks in advance

code:

  _label = [UILabel new]; _label.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = No; _label.font = [UIFont systemFontOfSize: 10.f]; _label.backgroundColor = HEXCOLOR (0xFFE5E5E5); // macro just a UIColor   
 but I can add a different selection color like this (with something to do)  
  UIView * selectionColor = [[UIView alloc] init]; Selectioncolor.backgroundColor = HEXCOLOR (0XFFF1F1F1); Self.selectedBackgroundView = selectionColor; Self.contentView.backgroundColor = [UIColor whiteColor];   
 Nothing really for this  
 Solution: Create sub-classes of UILB and do not just call super  
  - ( Instancetype) initWithColor: (UIColor *) color {self = [super init]; If (self) {[super setback color: color]; } Healthy return; } - (zero) setBackgroundColor: (UIColor *) background_roller {// do nothing here! } The default behavior of     
 
 
  UITableView  is that when someone The cell is chosen as the background color of the subvues of all cells, temporarily removed.  
 We usually control this problem with  UILabel  sub-closing, set  setBackgroundColor:  and simply  [super setBackgroundColor:] Do not call  after setting your color    @interface MyLabel: UILabel @property (nonatomic) BOOL BackgroundRock; @end @implementation MyLabel - (zero) setbackgram color: (UIColor *) background_roll {if (_backgroundColorLocked) {return; } Super.backgroundColor = backgroundColor; } @end   
 Usage:  
  MyLabel * label = â ?? | | Label.backgroundColor = UIColor.redColor; Label.backgroundColorLocked = YES;   
 Unless  backgroundColorLocked  is  yes  none, even  UITableView (cell)  Change the background color of the label can.