CareUI 

does anyknow know how to get some text onto the power/manabar? playing a healer it would be nice to know how much max mana you got und how much is actually left.

What's the font name? I think I've asked you this before, but I lost it. :]

EDIT: I found it (inside Fonts folder of course). I just couldn't locate your SharedMedia addon, so I didn't understand how you used it on your frames etc.

I haven't raided with it yet, but I plan to tonight. As a healer there are a couple of things you might want to add to the raid debuff list, such as the web debuff for beth'tilac (so you can tell which frigging people are up there instead of trying to heal them and wondering why it won't work), and maybe remove some others. I did notice that debuffs showed up during some trash. You can find raid debuffs in the lib.lua file. If you're going to add spells to the debuff lists, just go to wowhead, search for the spell, and when you find it the spell ID will be in the link, such as: http://www.wowhead.com/spell=100048 for the beth web debuff. The string for debuffs should look like

Hence needing the spell ID. Hope that helped again! I tend to ramble ><

Oh yeah man, it worked Realllyyyy thanks for it! I'm going to study a bit this website to learn more about lua. Did you raid with Care ui? You know if debuffs from bosses that we need to dispell appear on raid frame??

Again thanks for the help

I managed to fix both issues. Go into the lib.lua file and find the --[[ 1111 ]]-- section. You'll see a if player and if target section. For the player part, change the cfg.HealFrames position to this

Under the target section, change the cfg.HealFrames one to this

As far as the raid background goes, I actually had to go to the oUF forums on WowI and learn a bit more about lua to figure that one out, then I spent an embarrassing about of time digging through the lua to find what I was looking for. You want to go into the core.lua file. You'll see player, target, tot, etc.. scroll down a bit more until you find local function CreateRaidStyle(self). In that section, toward the bottom of it, is an area that says --style specific stuff. You'll want to change self.Health.colorSmooth to false. That *should* be the one that fixes it. Hope this helps!

Yeah i'm having the same problem. Btw, where you changed the castbar position??? Im trying to find but nothing =/

And im trying to discovoer how to change the background too, because im healing raids too ;P

Unf, delicious update. I have found a problem though.. when I set the HealerFrames to true, the cast bars go all wonky. The player cast bar goes to the top middle of the screen, and the target castbar goes underneath the player frame and off to the right a little. I've been looking through the .lua but I can't find specific positioning for these frames. I'll keep looking, but for now I can't find a way to fix this.. and using oUF Movable Frames doesn't allow me to move the castbar.

edit: Nevermind, found it <333

edit 2: I do have a problem with the Healing raid frames.. currently whenever anyone takes damage, the frame immediately goes yellow, gradiating down to red. Where might I find where to change this? I'm sure it's great for dps, but from a healing standpoint it makes it very hard to tell where people's health is at, as the healthbar color becomes close to the background color.

Hello Care! Im just love your UI, as dps and tank, but i got a healer now, and is there some way to change the background color of unitframes? like to black or red, specially the Raid Frames?? Thanks and keep the great job!

Awesome update! Thank you!

Thank you so much for your update =) I just have 1 question, is there a way to enable debuff highlight or icon in raid frames ><? As a healer who does pvp very often it's very important for me to know if my raid members got any debuffs ><

Cant wait!

any eta on when the update will hit? it looks really nice and can't wait to use it

Its looks amazing! The new raid frames are pretty good to heal now

Waiting you to upload <3