Well, you're welcome, of course, but....

As I said:That is the procedure to find an addon that is interfering with another addon. If you disable everything else and enable ONLY your action bar addon, Masque, Masque_ClassButtons and OmniCC and OmniCC works fine, then it is obviously something else interfering with OmniCC. Leaving all of your addons enabled and just disabling one of them and all of a sudden everything works fine does not necessarily mean that addon caused the problem. I visit the Carbonite forums quite frequently and see this fairly often with Carbonite. The only way to be sure a certain addon is causing the problem is to use that addon by itself to see if the problem continues. Of course, with M_CB you can't do that. You also need Masque (it won't work without Masque) and an action bar addon and OmniCC to be enabled to see if the problem persists with ONLY those addons enabled.

Also, and please allow me to be specific here, Masque_ClassButtons is a plug-in for the addon Masque. Without Masque installed and enabled this plug-in will do absolutely NOTHING except waste the 600 KB of space it occupies on your hard drive.

Once again, there is NOTHING in M_CB's code to interfere with OmniCC. I use OmniCC and have no problem seeing it on my action buttons. Something else is interfering with OmniCC in your set up. Open up the "CB.lua" file and look for yourself. Here is what you will find:
Which just tells Masque to tell WoW that that is the size the default cool down graphic needs to be, and this: Which is the entire coding for the duration text layer. Most of it is commented out, which just means that those things don't work unless the "--" in front of those lines is removed and those lines are completed. As they appear, they will probably cause an error if not commented out (the "--" are removed) and not completed. This is what it would look like if completed and those lines were not commented out:
This would give you yellow text in the center of your buttons for the duration text. According to This Page the duration text is for: By definition, for me anyway, suggesting something for another feature for my plug-in deserves consideration. Even if I have no intention of adding it it does deserve to be considered and I do that and give an answer. I sometimes have a tendency to be a bit brusque, and I apologize for that. Just remember: You can suggest/request a feature, but that doesn't mean it's going to happen. And yes, there are proper ways to do that and the links are on the information page of my plug-in. However, it seems to be fairly normal for the suggestions to appear in the comments for an authors product rather than in the proper place for them. In short: NP, watev.

You're quite welcome. Thank you. "See" you then.

OK. This is the way I see things:

!.) The name of this plug-in (not addon) for Masque is "Masque_ClassButtons". It uses the class color for each class, not colors for each stance/form/presence. That is not what is intended with this plug-in and I have absolutely NO intention of adding them. Sorry.

2.) I didn't put anything in the code in my plug-in to do anything with the cool down event on the action bar icons. Further more, I have absolutely no idea how I would go about doing anything like that. So far as I know, Masque doesn't do anything to the cool down event either. The only thing that is in this "skins" plug-in that might even remotely cause any problems with OmniCC would be the "Duration" text layer, and that is disabled by default in the "CB.lua" file. There are no options to turn it on in the Masque options interface, either. You must enable it by manually editing the "CB.lua" file. Besides, all that would do is (maybe) overlay and possibly partially hide the OmniCC cool down text. Try turning off all of your addons except Masque, M_CB and your action bar addon and see what happens. Then enable OmniCC and see what happens. Keep enabling addons one at a time, and testing, until you find the one that is interfering with OmniCC and look through its' options. Maybe there is a way to stop it from interfering.

3.) I am not the author of either Button Facade or Masque, and therefor have absolutely no idea what could possibly be wrong that it doesn't work with X-Perl. I'm afraid you'll just have to take that up with the Masque author. You can visit the Masque Page and there is a link on the top right to File A Ticket so the author will be made aware of your problems. You might also consider posting an "X-Perl" ticket to let the author know about the problem.

Please, keep in mind that Masque_ClassButtons is a PLUG-IN for the addon Masque. If there is something wrong with this plug-in, then you will get errors from it (and the errors will specifically tell you what addon/plug-in is causing them ... usually) and I would very much appreciate being made aware of the errors and problems that my plug-in causes.

However: I can do absolutely nothing about any problems that may (or may not) be caused by the addon Masque. Sorry.

While I use SpellFlash, but not Inline Aura, your post got me to thinking (and believe me, it hurts!).

You've sent me checking things in my plug-in and !BugGrabber error logs to try to find out why it isn't working for you.

I must (once again) apologize for making a, what to most addon authors is probably a glaring, mistake in writing one of the button attributes. How I missed it I'm not sure, but I've made some changes and can test them when the server's come back up (YAY!! Maintenance day!!).