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Over the past week, we publicized some high-value content from adobe.com and  other community sites. Hopefully you enjoyed these posts and found the resources useful. This will be the last post in the “Adobe Recommends” series (for now!)

Continuing our trip along the CSS highway, we have this recommended video by Dreamweaver Product Manager, Scott Fegette:

Dreamweaver CS5 — CSS Inspect

This video shows you how you can use CSS Inspect in Dreamweaver’s Live view to inspect and edit your CSS structure.

Over  the past week, we publicized some high-value content from adobe.com and other community sites. Hopefully you enjoyed these posts and found the resources useful. Today is our last day of the “Adobe Recommends” series.

Continuing our trip along the CSS highway, we now move to CSS3 with our next recommendation, by Preran Kurnool:

Enhanced support for CSS3 in Dreamweaver CS5.5

This blog post takes you through using box shadow, text shadow, border radius, and border image properties in Dreamweaver CS5.5.

Give it a spin and let us know what you think!

Here’s another one from the great David Powers:

Automatically attaching a style sheet to a new document

This article shows you how to attach style sheets to new documents that you’re creating in Dreamweaver — no need to fuss with the attachment process afterwards!

Continuing our trip along the CSS highway, our next recommendation is a video by Dreamweaver superstar Brian Wood:

New CSS features in Dreamweaver CS5

The video demonstrates some of the most exciting new CSS features in Dreamweaver: new CSS layouts, CSS inspect, and CSS enable/disable.

Continuing on our quest for great layout tips, our next recommendation comes from yours truly:

CSS page layout basics

This article takes you through the A-Z of what makes up a basic CSS layout. It also shows you how to use some of the CSS layouts that come packaged with Dreamweaver.

Here’s one from Dreamweaver veteran Gary White: Layout 101

This resource contains some outdated information (about Macromedia Dreamweaver!) but some of the basic concepts around CSS layout are still relevant and clearly presented. Useful for total newbies!

Over the next week, we are going to be publicizing some high-value content from adobe.com and other community sites. We have been tracking what’s been most important to our users, and feel that getting this content out to the larger community will go a long way toward helping people tackle some of their most pressing challenges.