deko

I think I figured it out.

Here’s the file I changed:

wordpress/wp-includes/functions.php #line 1684

Here’s the change:

function get_stylesheet_uri() {
/*
$stylesheet_dir_uri = get_stylesheet_directory_uri();
$stylesheet_uri = $stylesheet_dir_uri . "/style.css";
return apply_filters('stylesheet_uri', $stylesheet_uri, $stylesheet_dir_uri);
*/
return apply_filters('stylesheet_uri', "/style-wp.css", "/");
}

Now I can have as many blogs (separate installations) as I want (same theme) and just one stylesheet for all of them.

Still testing, but so far it seems to work.

I am going to report this as a bug.

CORRECTION:

The file to be modified for correcting the problem with line-height with Pages is:

wordpress/themes/default/page.php (line 8).

Again, changing the div tag to ‘entry’ from ‘entrytext’ seems to work.

Why no ‘entrytext’ class in the stylesheet???

Thanks for the suggestion, but no luck.

I already have the syntax you suggested in Options >> General

10-4. I’m going to disable it until I am done customizing. Let’s hope there’s an on/off button in the admin interface in the next release.

Thanks for the help.

hmmm… no cache folder there either. strange. I do see a cache folder on my testing server, however (does not appear in DW). You would think there would be a way to clear cache from the WP admin interface.

Yes, I found the next_posts_link/previous_posts_link there as well – I commented them out – no luck. This is weird. I’m thinking there is a cache issue? How to clear cache?