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+"Bookface" is a custom User Interface for Friendica. It was designed to give the Friendica user interface a modern makeover with styling cues from Facebook to make Friendica feel "more at home" for users who are switching platforms. _Bookface_ began as a user content stylesheet for Firefox, was then adapted for use with the Stylus Add-on/Extension and the Userscripts extension, and later an installable scheme for the Friendica "Frio" theme.
+
+
# FOR FRIENDICA USERS
+
+If your Friendica server offers _Bookface_ you simply need to select the "Frio" theme and one of the Bookface schemes from the Theme Customization options. If the Friendica instance you're on does not yet offer _Bookface_ you can install it in your browser.
+
+## Switching on Desktop
+
+1. Go to the _Main Menu -\> Settings_ under your profile name and picture.
+
+ {width=222 height=580}
+2. Select "Display" from the left sidebar Settings Menu.
+
+ {width=284 height=517}
+3. On the "Display Settings" select the "Theme Customization" section.
+
+ {width=673 height=509}
+4. In the "Appearance" drop-down menu look for the "Bookface" options. _If you don't see them your Friendica instance does not yet offer them and you will have to install the Userstyles in your browser instead._
+
+ {width=673 height=509}
+5. Click the "Submit" button and you will now be using the _Bookface_ scheme you selected!
+
+## Switching on Mobile
+
+1. Tap the three vertical dots in the top-right corner of the screen to open the Main Menu and select "Settings."
+
+ {width=359 height=739}
+2. Tap the "\>\>" button in the top-left corner of the screen and select "Display" from the sidebar menu.
+
+ {width=359 height=739}
+3. Under the "Display Settings" tap to expand the "Theme Customization" sub-section.
+
+ # {width=359 height=739}
+4. Tap the drop-down menu under "Appearance" and select one of the "Bookface" options. _If you don't see them your Friendica instance does not yet offer them and you will have to install the Userstyles in your browser instead._
+
+ 
+5. Tap the "Submit" button to switch to the Bookface scheme you selected.
+
+**_NOTE:_** _This setting is on the SERVER so it applies to your account no matter what device you are using. If you set it on your phone it will also be used on your tablet or laptop or desktop and vice versa. You cannot use different schemes on different devices._
+
+## Installing Bookface Userstyles
+
+If your Friendica instance does not offer the _Bookface_ schemes you will have to install the Userstyles in your browser instead. Exactly _how_ you do this will depend on what web browser you are using, and it will _only_ apply to that browser on that specific device.
+
+### FIREFOX
+
+You have two options if you are using the Firefox browser (or any browser based on it).
+
+#### Built-In Method
+
+1. Type `about:support` into the address bar.
+2. Find "Profile folder" and open that location.
+3. Create a folder named "chrome" there if one doesn't already exist (it probably doesn't if you've never done this before).
+4. Create a file inside that folder named "userContent.css"
+5. Open that file in a text editor and add a line like this:
+
+ ```
+ @-moz-document domain(friendica.world){
+
+ }
+ ```
+
+_(change "friendica.world" to the domain of the server you use)._
+
+6. Copy and Paste the entire bookface_light_userstyles.css or bookface_dark_userstyles.css inside the {...}
+7. Restart Firefox and go to your Friendica instance.
+8. Continue with the "Post Install" instructions below.
+
+#### Stylus Add-On Method
+
+1. Install the Stylus Add-On for Firefox and enable it.
+2. Go to your Friendica instance
+3. Open the Stylus Add-On, then Copy and Paste the code from either the bookface_light_userstyles.css or bookface_dark_userstyles.css stylesheet into the Stylus Add-On.
+4. Continue with the "Post Install" instructions below.
+
+### Google Chrome
+
+For Google Chrome (or any Chromium-based web browser) you will need to:
+
+1. Install the Stylus Extension and enable it.
+2. Go to your Friendica instance
+3. Open the Stylus Extension, then Copy and Past the code from either the bookface_light_userstyles.css or bookface_dark_userstyles.css into the Stylus Extension.
+4. Continue with the "Post Install" instructions below.
+
+### Safari
+
+While Apple's Safari browser does have built-in support for user content stylesheets like Firefox does, it does **not** recognize document domains, so it would apply the stylesheet to _every_ website! Obviously that's not what you want to do. The way around this is:
+
+1. Go to the App Store and install the Userscripts Extension for Safari.
+2. Despite the name it can also do site-specific stylesheets. Go to your Friendica instance.
+3. Open the Userscripts Extension and create a new site-specific entry. Copy and Paste the entire contents of the bookface_light_userstyles.css or bookface_dark_userstyles.css into the extension entry.
+4. Continue with the "Post Install" instructions below.
+
+### Post-Install for Userstyles
+
+These instructions are only for those who have to use the Userstyles because their Friendica instance does not offer the Bookface schemes. Do not try to do these steps if you can just select "Bookface" in your Friendica Display Settings.
+
+1. In Friendica go to _Main Menu \> Settings \> Display \> Theme Customizations_
+2. If you are using the "Light" version of _Bookface_ either set the "Appearance" drop-down to "Light" or "Custom." If you set it to "Custom" copy and paste this schemestring for the best appearance: `{"nav_bg":"#ffffff","nav_icon_color":"#65686C","link_color":"#0066ff","background_color":"#f2f4f7","background_image":"","contentbg_transp":"100"}`
+3. If you are using the "Dark" version of _Bookface_ set the "Appearance" drop-down to either "Dark" or "Black." There is no schemestring for _Bookface_ Dark.
+
+## COVER PHOTOS
+
+From version 1.3 Bookface supports adding a "Cover Photo" to your profile pages. There are two places you can add the Cover Photo, depending on whether you want it to appear on all your profile pages or ONLY on yur actual profile page.
+
+
+
+Note that this feature only works in recent, modern browsers! Every current and supported desktop and mobile version should be able to show it, but nothing unsupported nor released before 2022 will (see caniuse.com entry for "has()" for specific versions).
+
+### ON ALL PROFILE PAGES
+
+1. Go to Settings \> Profile \> Personal
+2. In the "Description" box add something like:
+
+ `[class=coverphoto][img=https://friendica.server/photo/1649cc674810612350.png]Cover photo description alt-text here[/img][/class]`
+3. "Submit" your changes.
+
+For people who are not using the _Bookface_ scheme they will simply see a thumbnail image of your Cover Photo in the sidebar beneath your profile description. For people who ARE using the _Bookface_ scheme they will see your Cover Photo as a background on your Profile, Conversations, Photos, etc., pages that have a sidebar with your "vcard" info.
+
+### ONLY ON PROFILE PAGE
+
+1. Go to Settings \> Profile \> Custom Profile Fields
+2. Either create a new entry for your Cover Photo or add the BBcode to an existing "Value" field:
+
+ `[class=coverphoto][img=https://friendica.server/photo/1649cc674810612350.png]Cover photo description alt-text here[/img][/class]`
+3. Check the "Permissions" for the field. If for some reason you only want certain people Circles to see your Cover Photo you can set that here.
+4. "Submit" your changes.
+
+People who are not using the _Bookface_ scheme will simply see a thumbnail on your Profile Page in your custom fields. The Cover Photo will _ONLY_ appear on that Profile page (not on your Conversations, Photos, Contacts, etc. pages).
+
+### MULTIPLE COVER PHOTOS
+
+
+
+While it is not really recommended you do this, you can place up to FOUR images in the Cover Photo container and Bookface will show them as a collage of stripes. For example pasting something this under either your profile description or in a custom field value:
+
+`[class=coverphoto][img=https://friendica.server/photo/1649cc674810612350.png]Cover photo 1 description alt-text here[/img][img=https://friendica.server/photo/1649cc677034958382350.png]Cover photo 2 description alt-text here[/img][img=https://friendica.server/photo/1649c038920505603674810612350.png]Cover photo 3 description alt-text here[/img][img=https://friendica.server/photo/3464771649cc674810612350.png]Cover photo 4 description alt-text here[/img][/class]`
+
+Extra spaces are okay, but make sure there are no newlines/carriage returns or other elements inside the `[class]...[/class] `or it will mis-count the number of images and size them wrongly. Also keep in mind people not using Bookface will see multiple thumbnails of these images on your Profile. Only Bookface users will see the collage.
+
+# FOR FRIENDICA ADMINS
+
+Instructions on How to Install _Bookface_ on your server.
+
+Drop these six files into _/friendica/view/theme/frio/scheme/_:
+
+* bookface_auto.css
+* bookface_auto.php
+* bookface_dark.css
+* bookface_dark.php
+* bookface_light.css
+* bookface_light.php
+
+That will make the Bookface options available to users on your server. If you want to set one of the Bookface options as the default scheme for your server:
+
+1. Go to _Main Menu \> Admin_
+
+ {width=208 height=695}
+2. Then _Admin Menu \> Theme Selection_
+
+ {width=280 height=443}
+3. On the "Administration - Theme Selection" page click the "frio" link text.
+
+ {width=665 height=244}
+4. This takes you to the "frio" theme settings sub-page, scroll down to the "Settings" section and selected one of the _Bookface_ schemes as the default for your server.
+
+ {width=665 height=734}
+
+# CUSTOMIZATION
+
+Starting with Version 1.3 it became much easier to customize the Bookface colors because they are now defined in CSS variables at the top of the stylesheets. You can edit them directly in the stylesheets, but you would have to re-do them with every update of Bookface. Instead, you can override them with a stylesheet loaded _after_ Bookface that redefines these variables.
+
+```
+ --global-font-family: "Open Sans", Arial, sans-serif, Noto Color Emoji;
+ --nav-bg: #ffffff;
+ --link-color: #0066ff;
+ --nav-icon-color: #65686c;
+ --background-color: #f2f4f7;
+ --content-bg: var(--nav-bg);
+ --comment-bg: var(--background-color);
+ --font-color: #313131;
+ --font-color-darker: #333333;
+ --font-color-lighter: #444444;
+ --menu-background-hover-color: color-mix(in oklab, var(--link-color) 15%, white);
+ --border-color: #eeeeee;
+ --count-color: #ffffff;
+ --count-bg: var(--link-color);
+ --attach-file-button: none; /* none or block */
+```
+
+Most of those should be fairly self-explanatory. If you are redefining the variables in your own block loading after Bookface you only need to include the specific ones you are overriding.
+
+Some people have found the accent color engagement counts on the action buttons distracting or too busy. You can easily change it by redefining the variables. You could either set it to another already defined variable or to a specific color:
+
+```
+--count-color: black; /* make number black */
+--count-bg: var(--nav-icon-color); /* makes it same color as button */
+
+--count-bg: black; /* makes the background of counts black, font is white */
+
+--count-color: purple; /* number is purple */
+--count-color: rgba(0,0,0,.5); /* semi-transparent gray */
+```
+
+If you are a server admin you should avoid redefining the default Frio color variables because if a user on your server changes the "Theme Customization" settings you'd be overriding the user's preferred color scheme. The default variables you should _NOT_ override globally are:
+
+```
+--nav-bg
+--link-color
+--nav-icon-color
+--background-color
+--font-color
+--font-color-darker
+--menu-background-hover-color
+```
+
+Those are the ones that can be included in a user's schemestring. You can _safely_ globally override:
+
+```
+--border-color
+```
+
+Depending on the font(s) you define you _might_ be able to safely override:
+
+```
+--global-font-family
+```
+
+But make sure the font is actually available to users on your site! Don't assume they have it installed on their system. Either load it remotely using the `` tag or locally using `@font-face`.
+
+You should _NOT_ use the @import method to remote load fonts if you can help it because it loads them sequentially and will hurt server performance. So if you're going to load a remote font use the \ method. However, you'll need to edit the "Frio" theme _/friendica/view/theme/frio/templates/head.tpl_ to add something like this:
+
+```
+
+```
+
+If the font you want to use is available locally on your server you'd just need to add something like this to the top of the Bookface stylesheets or your custom stylesheet loading after Bookface:
+
+```
+ @font-face{
+ font-family: Roboto;
+ src: url('../font/Roboto-Regular.ttf'); /* or where ever you put it */
+ }
+```
+
+Then set the CSS variable to use it:
+
+```
+ -global-font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif;
+```
+
+Be aware that some fonts may cause misalignment issues in various places in _Bookface_. Make sure to **test** the font before deploying it for everyone on your server.
+
+# Localization
+
+Bookface uses a number of CSS pseudo-elements to label buttons in the "Frio" theme. You can easily change these to say something else or display them in another language:
+
+```
+/* LOCALIZE pseudo-element text below */
+--sign-in-text: 'Sign-In';
+--compose-text: 'Compose';
+--save-search-text: 'Save Search';
+--follow-tag-text: 'Follow Tag';
+--comment-button-text: 'Comment';
+--share-button-text: 'Share';
+--quote-button-text: 'Quote';
+--like-button-text: 'Like';
+--dislike-button-text: 'Dislike';
+--more-button-text: 'More';
+--attendyes-button-text: 'Going';
+--attendno-button-text: 'Can\'t Go';
+--attendmaybe-button-text: 'Maybe';
+--add-photo-button-text: 'Add Photos';
+--follow-button-text: 'Follow';
+--save-button-text: 'Save';
+```
+
+Note that you need to escape single or double quotes and you **cannot** use HTML entities like ` ` or `&` etc. Any unicode characters should be fine, however.
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