property XMLGrid.SelBackColorChild as Color
Specifies the selection's background color on the value section.

TypeDescription
Color A color expression that indicates the background color for child nodes of the selected nodes. Use the Add method to add new skins to the control. If you need to remove the skin appearance from a part of the control you need to reset the last 7 bits in the high significant byte of the color being applied to the background's part.
Use the SelForeColor, SelForeColorChild, SelBackColor, SelBackColorChild properties to customize the colors for selected nodes. The SelBackColorCollapse property specifies the selection's background color, when the node is collapsed.  The property has effect while its value is not -1. In other words, use the -1 to prevent apply the color on the node's background/foreground. Use the SelectCount property to get the number of selected nodes. Use the SelectedNode property to retrieve the selected node giving its index in the selected nodes collection. Use the Selected property to select a node. The SelBackMode property specifies the way the control displays the selected nodes.

The following VB sample changes the visual appearance for the selected node. The SelBackColor property indicates the selection background color. Shortly, we need to add a skin to the Appearance object using the Add method, and we need to set the last 7 bits in the SelBackColor property to indicates the index of the skin that we want to use. The sample applies the "" to the selected node:

With XMLGrid1
    With .VisualAppearance
        .Add &H22, App.Path + "\selected.ebn"
    End With
    .SelForeColor = RGB(0, 0, 0)
    .SelBackColor = .SelBackColor Or &H22000000
    .SelBackColorChild = .BackColor
    .SelForeColorChild = vbBlack
End With

The following C++ sample changes the visual appearance for the selected node:

#include "Appearance.h"
m_xmlgrid.GetVisualAppearance().Add( 0x22, COleVariant(_T("D:\\Temp\\EXMLGrid.Help\\selected.ebn")) );
m_xmlgrid.SetSelBackColor( RGB(0,0,255) | 0x22000000 );
m_xmlgrid.SetSelForeColor( 0 );
m_xmlgrid.SetSelBackColorChild(m_xmlgrid.GetBackColor());
m_xmlgrid.SetSelForeColorChild( 0 );

The following VB.NET sample changes the visual appearance for the selected node:

With AxXMLGrid1
    With .VisualAppearance
        .Add(&H22, "D:\Temp\EXMLGrid.Help\selected.ebn")
    End With
    .SelForeColor = Color.Black
    .Template = "SelBackColor = 587137024"
    .SelBackColorChild = .BackColor
    .SelForeColorChild = Color.Black
End With

where the 587137024 value is the hexa representation of 0x22FF0000

The following C# sample changes the visual appearance for the selected node:

axXMLGrid1.VisualAppearance.Add(0x22, "d:\\temp\\EXMLGrid.Help\\selected.ebn");
axXMLGrid1.Template = "SelBackColor = 587137024";
axXMLGrid1.SelForeColorChild = Color.Black;
axXMLGrid1.SelBackColorChild = axXMLGrid1.BackColor;

where the 587137024 value is the hexa representation of 0x22FF0000.

The following VFP sample changes the visual appearance for the selected node:

With thisform.XMLGrid1
    With .VisualAppearance
        .Add(34, "D:\Temp\EXMLGrid.Help\selected.ebn")
    EndWith
    .SelForeColor = RGB(0, 0, 0)
    .SelBackColor = RGB(0,0,255) + 570425344
    .SelBackColorChild = .BackColor
    .SelForeColorChild = RGB(0, 0, 0)
EndWith