Tags and layouts are now fully explained in the documentation included with RantTooltip.
Another Update: I’ve decided to go another direction with RantTooltip. Recently, I was inspired by oUF to recode RantTooltip in such a way that it includes a layout system. You’ll find it very similar to oUF. A sample layout is included, based on p3lim’s oUF layout. It was designed to match p3lim’s layout due to my personal use of it. I take no credit for the design.
For everyone who prefers the original RantTooltip look, I’ve uploaded a layout called RantTooltip Classic.
This new version of RantTooltip includes a tagging system. Variables are denoted by a dollar sign ($) (i.e. “$name” for a unit’s name). {} brackets encompass conditionals. Text inside the conditional brackets will only display if every conditional inside them has a return value. For example: “{Target: $target}” – The target line will only display if there is a target. Or: “$name{: $target}” – Again, the colon and target name will only display if the unit actually has a target.
