If you listen to Tim Berners-Lee, the design of web browsers should
always enable revealing the source of the page for the prime purpose of
educating others to develop websites. It is designed in.
If you are concerned, drop them a line and congratulate them on a good
layout and thank them for helping you with your design.
IANAL
On 25/05/2020 9:21 am, Adam Scerra wrote:
I understand that many CSS style sheets are passed around and shared
frequently across the web. My question is when does leveraging someone
else's web page code become illegal?
Example here is:
Finding a website that I would like to emulate.
Copying their HTML files and CSS files.
Editing the HTML file to replace their content with my content
Leaving the CSS files exactly as they are since I like the style and
format of the page.
Is this copyright and is it illegal?
If it is at what point does the problem arise, and how would you best
recommend I go about this if I am a beginner?
Thank you all for your time!
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