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I haven't seen one, so let's start a list right here. In Drupal 5, 6 and 7 the structure looks like this:

• includes - include files with php functions and classes that make up the Drupal API

• misc - miscellaneous assets like javascript files and images

• modules - Drupal core modules (not meant for contrib and custom modules)

• profiles - installation profiles

• scripts - shell scripts for developers and administrators

• sites - all files that are added by a developer to create a site

• sites/all/libraries - 3rd party libraries, eg. a wysiwyg editor

• sites/all/modules - contributed and custom modules

• sites/all/themes - contributed and custom (sub)themes

• sites/default - contains the default settings.php

• sites/default/files - the default directory for user-uploaded files

• sites/example.com/modules - the site-specific modules directory in a multisite structure

• sites/example.com/modules - the site-specific themes directory in a multisite structure

• sites/example.com/files - the site-specific directory for user-uploaded files in a multisite structure

• themes - Drupal core themes

I haven't seen one, so let's start a list right here. In Drupal 5, 6 and 7 the structure looks like this:

• includes - include files with php functions and classes that make up the Drupal API

• misc - miscellaneous assets like javascript files and images

• modules - Drupal core modules (not meant for contrib and custom modules)

• profiles - installation profiles

• scripts - shell scripts for developers and administrators

• sites - all files that are added by a developer to create a site

• sites/all/libraries - 3rd party libraries, eg. a wysiwyg editor

• sites/all/modules - contributed and custom modules

• sites/all/themes - contributed and custom (sub)themes

• sites/default - contains the default settings.php

• sites/default/files - the default directory for user-uploaded files

• sites/example.com/modules - the site-specific modules directory in a multisite structure

• sites/example.com/themes - the site-specific themes directory in a multisite structure

• sites/example.com/files - the site-specific directory for user-uploaded files in a multisite structure

• themes - Drupal core themes

I haven't seen one, so let's start a list right here. In Drupal 5, 6 and 7 the structure looks like this:

• includes - include files with php functions and classes that make up the Drupal API

• misc - miscellaneous assets like javascript files and images

• modules - Drupal core modules (not meant for contrib and custom modules)

• profiles - installation profiles

• scripts - shell scripts for developers and administrators

• sites - all files that are added by a developer to create a site

• sites/all/libraries - 3rd party libraries, eg. a wysiwyg editor

• sites/all/modules - contributed and custom modules

• sites/all/themes - contributed and custom (sub)themes

• sites/default - contains the default settings.php

• sites/default/files - the default directory for user-uploaded files

• themes - Drupal core themes

I haven't seen one, so let's start a list right here. In Drupal 5, 6 and 7 the structure looks like this:

• includes - include files with php functions and classes that make up the Drupal API

• misc - miscellaneous assets like javascript files and images

• modules - Drupal core modules (not meant for contrib and custom modules)

• profiles - installation profiles

• scripts - shell scripts for developers and administrators

• sites - all files that are added by a developer to create a site

• sites/all/libraries - 3rd party libraries, eg. a wysiwyg editor

• sites/all/modules - contributed and custom modules

• sites/all/themes - contributed and custom (sub)themes

• sites/default - contains the default settings.php

• sites/default/files - the default directory for user-uploaded files

• sites/example.com/modules - the site-specific modules directory in a multisite structure

• sites/example.com/modules - the site-specific themes directory in a multisite structure

• sites/example.com/files - the site-specific directory for user-uploaded files in a multisite structure

• themes - Drupal core themes

I haven't seen one, so let's start a list right here.

• includes - include files with php functions and classes that make up the Drupal API

• misc - miscellaneous assets like javascript files and images

• modules - Drupal core modules (not meant for contrib and custom modules)

• profiles - installation profiles

• scripts - shell scripts for developers and administrators

• sites - all files that are added by a developer to create a site

• sites/all/libraries - 3rd party libraries, eg. a wysiwyg editor

• sites/all/modules - contributed and custom modules

• sites/all/themes - contributed and custom (sub)themes

• sites/default - contains the default settings.php

• sites/default/files - the default directory for user-uploaded files

• themes - Drupal core themes

I haven't seen one, so let's start a list right here. In Drupal 5, 6 and 7 the structure looks like this:

• includes - include files with php functions and classes that make up the Drupal API

• misc - miscellaneous assets like javascript files and images

• modules - Drupal core modules (not meant for contrib and custom modules)

• profiles - installation profiles

• scripts - shell scripts for developers and administrators

• sites - all files that are added by a developer to create a site

• sites/all/libraries - 3rd party libraries, eg. a wysiwyg editor

• sites/all/modules - contributed and custom modules

• sites/all/themes - contributed and custom (sub)themes

• sites/default - contains the default settings.php

• sites/default/files - the default directory for user-uploaded files

• themes - Drupal core themes