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Use 'decoration' attribute
Try these:
decoration-bf - shows the line in BOLD
decoration-it - shows the line in ITALICS
decoration-danger - shows the line in LIGHT RED
decoration-info - shows the line in LIGHT BLUE
decoration-muted - shows the line in LIGHT GRAY
decoration-primary - shows the line in LIGHT PURPLE
decoration-success - shows the line in LIGHT GREEN
decoration-warning - shows the line in LIGHT BROWN
use colors attribute in tree view .
<tree string="My tree View" colors="red:state in ['cancel','close'];#64B5F6:state=='running';#0D47A1:state=='extend';green:state=='complete';#FF4081:state=='finish'" >
colors aren't works in odoo 9 version
odoo 9 use Decoration to indicate colors in tree..
<tree string="Session Tree" decoration-info="age<2" decoration-danger="age>10">
@Annadurai Actually both colors & decoration can be used.
I can confirm colors to be working for me on Odoo 9
<tree string="Session Tree" decoration-info="age<2" decoration-danger="age>10">
for V9 they changed it to Decoration
in v8 color attributes are working well but in v9 its deprecated instead they using decoration
example
<tree decoration-success>
have a look on color in the below link
https://www.odoo.com/documentation/9.0/reference/views.html#lists
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