CalArts recently relaunched their website using Drupal 6 as a platform for the various schools and programs to serve the content the way they want to their audience while still allowing us the ability to have some control on the overall look/feel and ability to publish one piece of content to multiple locations. View how we did it!
111. Redirects user to particular domain (so the alias would be created on the appropriate domain)
112. If content was created for a particular domain (and user is not on same domain), user is notified with recommendation to switch to appropriate domain.
136. Fonts defined in .fontinfo file (similar writeup as .info files)
137. Webfont loader API from google uses javascript to figure out browser, load correct font, and stylesheet has ‘hooks’ to figure out what stage the font rendering (individual and overall) is currently in.
152. Not compatible with domain access if you want each site to have different settings.
153. Our modules are little better for it; helped us understand how these modules work so we have more flexible modules.
154. You will have to define the caching tables from all your domains to your Drupal installation if you are prefixing the cache tables.
155. Clearing all cache from one site also deletes the aggregated css/js files (so if files are shared across the sites, your other domains cache tables will be referencing these delete files and so your site pages will look ‘off’