Hi, I found some code for something I need (for commercial use). the website allows to download the code for free but use it only for non profit projects (which is not what I do)..
I got the code and there were 3 files- html, css and js.
the html I'm not going to use cause I have my own html
the js code (it says in it - Released under the MIT and GPL licenses) I don't need either cause it works fine without it
and the css I'll have to change to get the look that I want
so after all the changes I need to make to those files, can I use it after all?
is the license valid only if I use the code as is?
basicly I'm just going to take few css parts that anyone could write, so it seems ok to me...
arcticM
pritaeas 2,194 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Moderator Featured Poster
If the website only allows it for non commercial use, you shouldn't use it. Doesn't matter how you use the code, the license says otherwise.
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