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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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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.