RoiArthurB

<p>As a first plugin I took an existing one and modified it. The Hello Dolly plugin was the perfect place to start. All of the lyrics have been replaced with THE quote (and all other) from Navi from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. While wandering the admin pages of your wordpress installation you will be accompanied by these famous words. Most of the time Navi won’t see anything interesting but it’s still a laugh if you’re familiar with the game. And if your not, you’re missing out on a classic.</p>
<h3>Arbitrary section</h3>
<p>Please , send me a message on my website to tell me that this plugin sucks !<br />
And do not forget to put love in your message!</p>
<p><3</p>


hello_navi

Based on Matt Mullenweg's "Hello, Dolly." Instead of the lyrics from Louis Armstrong's Hello, Dolly you get Navi's quotes.

drench

<p>Graceless Degradation checks to see if the current browser is MSIE 6. If it’s not, it does nothing. If it is, it injects CSS and JavaScript into the page that:</p>
<ul>
<li>Puts Comic Sans fonts everywhere!</li>
<li>Makes emphasis tags (bold, italic, strong, and underline) blink! Even though IE doesn’t support the  tag!</li>
<li>Turns </li>
</ul>
<p>tags into animated rainbows! * Finds “mailto:” links and tacks on animated mailbox graphics!</p>
<h4>Plugin’s Official Site</h4>
<p>http://drench.github.com/graceless-degradation/</p>


Graceless Degradation

We hear about "graceful browser degradation" but who speaks for the other side? Give your IE6 visitors the experience their browser demands.

hello_navi vs Graceless Degradation