[Jeroen]

Hello,

Currently, I use the Clean Journal Pro theme for my website. With several design changes, that’s why my web developer made a child theme.

I’m planning more design changes, based on my current website, and thus inspired by Clean Journal Pro. I also want to focus more on web accessibility, that’s why I’m rebuilding my website with custom code.

This means that the Clean Journal Pro design remains the basis/inspiration for my website, but I won’t be using the theme code anymore. (I still want to mention Clean Journal Pro in the credits-list on my website though.)

I don’t know if or how the theme’s license applies to this situation. That’s why I want to check this from a copyright/license perspective. I would love to here from Catch Themes. 🙂

Regards,
Jeroen

[Skandha]

@jeroenschalkmedia: Hello Jeroen,
You can customize the theme the way you want on your website.

Kind Regards,
Skandha

[Jeroen]

Hello Skandha,

Thanks for your reply. So, to clarify:

I can use (elements from) the Clean Journal Pro design for my website, without using any of the Clean Journal Pro theme code?

Kind regards,
Jeroen

[Skandha]

@jeroenschalkmedia: Hello Jeroen,
Yes, you can do that.

Kind Regards,
Skandha

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