The unparalleled growth of the Web is directly attributable to the openness of its source code as well as its community. Join us in this edition of Web Pro Resource as we explore the many different ways you can learn from the masters and truly stand on the shoulders of Web giants.

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CSS Zen Garden: Night Drive

by Dave Shea and Molly E. Holzschlag

Evocative: Driving around the city shortly past dusk, with speakers crooning a John Coltrane sax melody, yellow lights blurring past the windows, rich blues of the sky overhead. Dave Shea set out to re-create the mood of a mellow summer evening in Night Drive.

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Web ReDesign: The Client Survey

by Kelly Goto and Emily Cotler

Client input is the foundation on which successful websites are built. This survey will help you articulate and identify the overall goals of your site redesign, including specific questions regarding message, audience, content, look and feel, and functionality.

Creating a Site Map

by Daniel Short and Garo Green

Creating a site map is a great way to examine the structure of your Web site because it lets you see the different levels of your Web site and the files and folders contained within those levels. Many people use site maps to show their client how the site looks from a structural viewpoint.

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Collapsing and moving code

by Mark Fletcher

Familiarity with the functions of the Dreamweaver coding toolbar will greatly help your coding productivity. Learn interactively how to easily collapse and move code within your pages.

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Let some elements float
Web page layouts are, by nature, fairly geometric and boxy. To add visual interest, have some fun with only the most important element on the page...

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Helpful text fields
Complex forms may require a helping hand. You can give more information to the user by adding an initial value to the form text.

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Site Import Test Drive

Learn how to use Site Import to bring any site from the Web right into Dreamweaver for you to explore.

WebAssist Triggers - Unleash the Power

One feature unique to WebAssist extensions is the concept of triggers. A trigger detects a specific event and runs a server behavior or other function.

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