DataGridViewImageColumn - Trouble Updating Icon Color Based on States: Hovered and Selected

The Ask:

Using WiseJ v2.2 I’m looking to update a DataGridViewImageColumn’s icon (.svg) color based on the grid row’s “hovered” and “selected” states.  Any help insight on how to do this is much appreciated.

Is there a location/correlation to the DataGridViewImageColumn and a property in the .theme file where “inherit” could be leveraged?!

Background:

I’ve found within the .Theme file how/where to set the text color of a grid’s selected row when the state changes from “default”, “hovered”, “selected”, etc.  However I can’t seem to find the proper location within the theme file to affect/alter a DataGridViewImageColumn’s icon (.svg) color.

This is similar to the post here: “https://wisej.com/support/question/listview-set-icon-color-on-states” but for a grid instead of a listview.  Ideally there is a location in the .theme file on one of the controls and or sub components: “table”, “table-button-cell”, “table-cell”, “table-checkbox-cell”, “table-combobox-cell”, “table-image-cell”, or “table-row”.

Table-Image-Cell seem to be the most promising, but it only seems to support “inherits”: “table-cell” from all the samples in the WiseJ Theme Builder.  Table-Cell next promising but not sure where in the .theme file the component or sub-component for “icon” should exist.

Alternative Approach:

Setting the icons color based on the “grid_SelectionChanged” event in the code behind works, however there is a half second delay to updating the icon/color.  This is a poor user experience.  I’m looking for an instantaneous solution, to align with how the text color updates.

private void grid_SelectionChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
..if (sender is DataGridView dgv && dgv.SelectedRows.Count <= 1)
..{
….foreach (DataGridViewRow row in dgv.Rows)
….{
……if (row.Selected)
……{
……..row.Cells[1].Style.BackgroundImageSource = “Images\\preview.svg?color=red”;
……}
……else
……{
……..row.Cells[1].Style.BackgroundImageSource = “Images\\preview.svg?color=blue”;
……}
….}
..}
}