Daniel Tara

The audio player skin from Premium Pixels ported to MediaElement.js.
<h3>Usage</h3>
After activation the skin option should automatically update to using the custom skin. If not, go to Settings > MediaElement.js and set the skin to <code>Custom</code>.
If you want to keep a different default skin, you can override individual players by setting the <code>skin</code> parameter like this:
<pre><code>[video src="http://example.com/video.m4a" skin="mejskin"]
</code></pre>
Check out <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/media-element-html5-video-and-audio-player/" rel="ugc">the MediaElement.js plugin</a> for more documentation on how to use the player plugin.

MediaElement.js Skin

A custom skin for MediaElement.js created by Premium Pixels and coded by One Designs

Brian Fegter

Since there’s still quite a few hold-outs on the Movable Type platform, I decided to make the transition to WordPress a little more palatable. I created this simple plugin to replace the WordPress admin login form with the Movable Type login form.
In case you missed the tongue-in-cheek tone, this plugin should only be used for a practical joke amongst true nerds. Next time your buddy leaves his computer, install this gem and watch the chaos and confusion ensue.

Movable Type Login Skin

Movable Type never lost to Wordpress. Show your login screen who’s boss.

MediaElement.js Skin vs Movable Type Login Skin