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 ![Bookface_Dark.png](https://gitlab.com/randompenguin/bookface/-/raw/main/Bookface_Dark.png?ref_type=heads)
 
-</div>\\# FOR FRIENDICA USERS
+</div>\\\\# 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.
 
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 # 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. 
+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;
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 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.
 
-A good place for server admins to add the CSS variable block is in the "Frio" theme footer template file at _/friendica/view/templates/footer.tpl_ but you should put it inside a _Smarty3_ `{{literal}}...{{/literal}}` block at the end of that file. That way you will only need to re-do it when "Frio" or "Friendica" get updated, not every time there is a _Bookface_ update.
+A good place for server admins to add the CSS variable block is in the "Frio" theme footer template file at _/friendica/view/templates/footer.tpl_ but you should put it inside a _Smarty3_ `{{literal}}<style>...</style>{{/literal}}` block at the end of that file. That way you will only need to re-do it when "Frio" or "Friendica" get updated, not every time there is a _Bookface_ update.
 
 End users can add the block as a user content stylesheet using either userContent.css or the Stylus Add-On in Firefox, with the Stylus Extension in Google Chrome, or the Userscripts Extension in Safari.
 
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 Note that you need to escape single or double quotes and you **cannot** use HTML entities like `&nbsp;` or `&amp;` etc. Any unicode characters should be fine, however.
 
-A good place for server admins to add the CSS variable block is in the "Frio" theme footer template file at _/friendica/view/templates/footer.tpl_ but you should put it inside a _Smarty3_ `{{literal}}...{{/literal}}` block at the end of that file. That way you will only need to re-do it when "Frio" or "Friendica" get updated, not every time there is a _Bookface_ update.
+A good place for server admins to add the CSS variable block is in the "Frio" theme footer template file at _/friendica/view/templates/footer.tpl_ but you should put it inside a _Smarty3_ `{{literal}}<style>...</style>{{/literal}}` block at the end of that file. That way you will only need to re-do it when "Frio" or "Friendica" get updated, not every time there is a _Bookface_ update.
 
 End users can add the block as a user content stylesheet using either userContent.css or the Stylus Add-On in Firefox, with the Stylus Extension in Google Chrome, or the Userscripts Extension in Safari.