How to appropriately include license for CSS files

[createyourpersonalaccount]

Hello,

I use highlight.js with node to highlight source code blocks in my blog on the backend. The only file I need to serve users is the css theme. What is the license of the theme?

For example, if I use atom-one-light.css, I see the following notice (not available in the min file):

Atom One Light by Daniel Gamage
Original One Light Syntax theme from https://github.com/atom/one-light-syntax

So, what is the license? Is it BSD-3 because that's what highlight.js comes with? Is it whatever Daniel Gamage had? If you can help me understand this issue I would appreciate it.

[joshgoebel]

I'm no license expert but my thinking would be that when anything is merged/committed to the project that it would come under our licensing. I'd be happy to make that explicit also if needed - all our themes should be open for any use, personal, professional, etc...

Now the Base64 themes could be different since we just pulled those from an entirely different project. Though to be fair the original Base16 project was MIT: https://github.com/chriskempson/base16

I probably wouldn't worry unless your a big huge corporation and wanted to reach out to the original author just to get their blessing.