Is there a way to program individual rows to have individual row select colors other than blue or gray or no color at all?

You can but it takes some tinkering. Assuming you're using v1.5, have a look at the BT_cell_menuList.m file in the Xcode project. It's in the BT_Objects folder. Scroll down to line 321 and you'll see where the row-select-color is set. This is where you'll want to make your adjustments.

Hi David, any way to change the select row color in v1.4 as well?

v1.4 has uses two different UITableView objects. One on the app's home screen and one on any Sub-Menus. In both cases, you'll want to modify the UITableViewCell that is created in the cellForRowAtIndexPath method. For the home screen, this starts on line 548 in the AppViewController.m file For a sub-menu screen, this starts on line 280

Hi David, I'm poppin up all over tonight! So how would I go about changing the blue row color selector in these screens? I found the locations you mentioned in the AppViewController.m file but where to change color? Is the blue row selector The default color so I don't see any parameters to change here? Thanks again and again....

This is for v1.4 row selection color of Blue.Gray, & None i added this after line 548 to change home screen row select color in Appviewcontroller.m cell.selectionStyle = UITableViewCellSelectionStyleGray; then the same code after line 280 in Submenuviewcontroller.m cell.selectionStyle = UITableViewCellSelectionStyleGray; Do you think i have created any memory leaks just adding this? Seems to work fine....hope this helps others out. Be cool if i could change to any custom color as well

David, sorry for my newbishness.... But I found the cell selection style section of the BT_cell_MenuList.m file, but I'm not sure how to change anything. It looks more like a case statement that is setting up the UITableView settings, but I was hoping to find something as easy as if @blue then use #0000FF (paraphrased, of course). Thanks for any help on this.

Yup, understand. So, it's all about setting your own 'custom' view to use for the background. Just get rid of all the case-logic you see and ignore than. Then, create a basic view with a backgound color of you choice and set it as the selectedBackgroundView. See this for tips... I know you can pull this off! http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1485678/need-to-change-the-color-of-table-view-selection