Ah, I like that. I do have a few modules / themes that I want on every site I put in my multi site so I currently have those off the Drupal root. This is a nice alternative. I still would put most of my modules and themes under sites/domain/, though, as it keeps everything for that site in one spot. This is especially important because I have a tendency to muck around a bit with themes and not rename them... Keeps the changes to one site. ;) Michelle On 8/9/2006 3:47:10 PM, Larry Garfield (larry@garfieldtech.com) wrote:

sites/all is a new minor feature in current CVS that adds a 3rd place where modules and themes can be stored. In addition to /modules/ and sites/sitename/modules/, they can also be placed in /sites/all/modules/. Modules in /modules/ and /sites/all/modules/ will be available to all sites, while modules in /sites/sitename/modules/ are site-specific. It's primary purpose is that there is now no excuse to put modules in /modules/ that don't come with the core system. Leave that directory pure and pristine! The same applies to theme directories. ALL installation-specific stuff can now go under /sites/.

(This was one of the decidedly few patches I had time to contribute myself recently, so I mention it where I can. <g>)

--Larry Garfield, who wishes he had more time to work on Drupal