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How licenses apply to downloadable templates, website content, articles, third-party dependencies, and assets.
Last updated: July 21, 2026
1. Repository license controls
Each downloadable template or source-code repository may include its own LICENSE file. That repository license is the primary agreement for using, copying, modifying, distributing, or commercially using that specific source code.
Always review the license in the exact version you download. A template being free to access does not remove its license conditions.
2. If a repository has no license
If no license is included, do not assume the source code is open source or available for commercial use, redistribution, or resale. Copyright remains with its author. Contact Coding With Trường for permission before reusing that repository beyond viewing or evaluating it.
3. Website and article content
Unless a page states otherwise, the website’s original design, text, articles, screenshots, and branding are not included in a template’s source-code license. You may share links and short attributed excerpts. Republishing complete articles, translations, or substantial portions requires prior permission.
4. Templates and redistribution
Commercial use, modification, attribution, and redistribution rights depend on the repository license. Unless that license explicitly permits it, do not sell or redistribute an unchanged or lightly modified template as a competing template product, starter kit, marketplace item, or downloadable source package.
5. Third-party code and assets
Templates may contain dependencies, icons, fonts, images, sample content, or integrations owned by third parties. Those items retain their respective licenses and terms. A Coding With Truong license cannot grant rights the author does not own. Replace sample assets when their license does not cover your intended use.
6. Attribution and notices
Preserve copyright, license, and attribution notices whenever the applicable license requires it. Even where attribution is optional, linking back to the original repository helps users find updates and supports the project.
7. No warranty and questions
Licensed resources are provided without warranty. You are responsible for reviewing the code, dependencies, security, and suitability for your project. If the repository license is missing or unclear, ask through the contact form before use.