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# Customization Options for Older Versions (before 1.0.1)

To set your own look-and-feel options, use the `style` section in the `Ozliveness.open` method. Here is what you can change:

* `faceFrame` – the color of the frame around a face: 
  * `faceReady` – the frame color when the face is correctly placed within the frame;
  * `faceNotReady` – the frame color when the face is placed improperly and can't be analyzed.
* `centerHint` – the text of the hint that is displayed in the center.
  * `textSize` – the size of the text;
  * `color` – the color of the text;
  * `yPosition` – the vertical position measured from top;
  * `letterSpacing` – the spacing between letters;
  * `fontStyle` – the style of font (bold, italic, etc.).
* `closeButton` – the button that closes the plugin:
  * `image` – the button image, can be an image in PNG or dataURL in base64.
* `backgroundOutsideFrame` – the color of the overlay filling (outside the frame):
  * `color` – the fill color.

   Example:

```css
OzLiveness.open({
  // ...
  style: {
        // the backward compatibility block
    doc_color: "", 
    face_color_success: "",
    face_color_fail: "", 
	// the current customization block
    faceFrame: {
      faceReady: "",
      faceNotReady: "",
    },
    centerHint: {
      textSize: "",
      color: "",
      yPosition: "",
      letterSpacing: "", 
      fontStyle: "", 
    },
    closeButton: {
      image: "",
    },
    backgroundOutsideFrame: {
      color: "", 
    },
  },
  // ...
});
```


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