When you click on that pet bar, you will see a new tab where you can choose different options of the layout: if you want to horizontally or vertically, how many rows, the icon size and the space between each bar. You can also move the frames around to your desirable location.Ĭlicking on this checkbox will highlight your Pet Bar. When you click on that stance bar, you will see a new tab where you can choose different options of the layout: if you want to horizontally or vertically, how many rows, the icon size and the space between each bar. You can also move the frames around to your desirable location.Ĭlicking on this checkbox will highlight your Stance Bar.
You also have the option to change the size in width/height and if you want the groups to be vertical or horizontal. When you click on that raid frame, you will see a new tab where you can choose how the layout will look on 10, 25 and 40 man raid size. You can also move the frames around to your desirable location.Ĭlicking on this checkbox will highlight your Raid frames. If you click on Use Raid-Syle Party Frames”, you will have more options: If you want borders or not and if you want Horizontal or vertical layout. You can also chage the size on your party frame. When you click on that party frame, you will see a new tab where you can choose “Use Raid-Syle Party Frames” and Show Background. Party FramesĬlicking on this checkbox will highlight your party frame. You can also move the frames around to your desirable location. When you click on the focus frame, a new tab opens up where you can change to a larger frame or keep the smaller frame. When you click on the target frame, a new tab opens up where you can change the frame size and where you want the buffs to be, below or above your target frame. You can also move the frames around to your desirable location.Ĭlicking on this checkbox will highlight your target frame and your focus frame. You can choose the size of the player frame and also if you want the cast bar to be underneath the player frame or not. The player frame is not on the Edit Mode option, but if you click on your character frame, called Player frame, it will be highlighted and a new tab opens up. There are more UI options that are not on the edit options, which are: The different options to edit in the UI are: You can also save your UI layout and name it, so that you can change between different UI based on what you are doing in the game, for example an outdoor UI when questing, a profession UI when working on or farming profession materials, a raid or dungeon UI, a PvP UI and so on. Opening the Edit Mode will open up a new tab in which you can mark what you want to change and you also have a grid bar so that you can place the different parts of the ui more precisely. With the launch of Dragonflight Pre-Patch, we have a brand new standard UI that players can customize and move things around with the help of the option called “Edit Mode”. The normal standard UI has been unchanged for 18 years, until now. Many players in World of Warcraft has been using different add-ons so that's what they see on their screen fits their needs.
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