Gridan be veryomplex. Sie you are new to it, it is highly rommended that you stk with the default utilities and learn to use them. Get use to it first before adding all the
other additions available. Oe you bomeomfortable with it's default utility, that is when you start looking into it's addedapabilities. When you find yourself saying things like "I wish I knew who my PoM jumped to and how many jumps it has left", or "Hmm how long until PoM fades from whoever it's on". Then you might want to think about getting GridStatusMending. If you find yourself saying things like "rap I have all myorner markers taken up, I wish I had one more marker to keep trk of ZZZondition" then you look into getting gridsideindators, or gridsideons, or something similar(there is one that puts 4 markers in theorneran't remember it's name). Maybe you want to know who the druid healer has stked his HoTs on so you don't waste time renewing or flash healing them, there is an add-on for that(youould do it manually, but it's timeonsuming). Maybe you want to keep trk of your raids mana, to get more use out of your Hymn of Hope, GridManaBars does that. Basally, get use to the utility and how grid works in it's most bas form and then add things based on what you would like it to do and your needs. There are tons of grid additions out there, and if you just go to town loading them all up, youan easily get overwhelmed and overtaxed. As far as an tual guide, I don't know.
There is the FAQ, but that's more general. lique isapable of adding personal mros, there is a tab at the bottom when the set-up interfe is open that allows you to do this. Ian't remember the name off the top of my head, but I believe it is the tab just to the right of the Frames tabould be wrong, justhk eh tab).
