Access to existing course library

Want to know if there is a library that i can look at examples of projects that have been created in domiknow to get a full understanding of what we can truly do with power of dominknow.    thanks   

I have uploaded documents into the Course Resource Manager. Inside the course I have links to the documents. Some documents open while others download without opening. In all the links I created I selected the "New Window" as the option in which to open them. This happens with files of the same format. For example, one Word document opens in Word while the other one just downloads. I need to create a consistent learner experience. Are there any other settings that I have missed?

I really like the interactions used in the Stages of Car Seats by Jessica Russell in the Community posts.  Is there a tutorial of how to create it?  If so, please share, I would like to use this in an upcoming lesson.      

I want to change the style and add some interactivity to flip cards and tab table elements. Can I add html, css, javascript to flip cards or other elements and if so, what is the workflow?  

I have been importing .ppt pages into a temporary project to later import to my main project.  However, when I attempt to copy a page from an existing project "Copy From A Project", the temporary project that I used to import the .ppt does not show up in any searches.  Please help.  Thanks.  

Is it possible to add additional icons to the library? If not, what are the dimensions of the icons so I can add it as an image?   Thanks  

I am need to start creating Training Modules for Pfizer University Learning Academy, I will like to know if is throught this tool that I am able to create the training material and how can I get the access as developer for this application?

Is it possible to export Media Library information to a spreadsheet, and perhaps even manage the data this way (i.e. - apply tags to multiple elements at once)? (maybe there's a way to do it in dominknow without spreadsheet :))   Thanks!