tiredofit

<p>Allows you to randomly visit a blog in your multisite network by appending ?randomblog at the end of your URL string.<br />
You can exclude by blog ID, mature or public status, and even change the string to whatever you like.<br />
View a working demo at <a href="http://www.bicycletouringhub.com?randomblog" rel="nofollow ugc">http://www.bicycletouringhub.com?randomblog</a></p>
<h3>Contact and Credits</h3>
<p>Written by Dave Conroy (<a href="http://www.tiredofit.ca/?ms-random-blog" rel="nofollow ugc">www.tiredofit.ca</a>, e-mail ‘dave’ at ‘tiredofit dot ca’), 2012-02.<br />
Written inside of a tent while he bicycles the world for <a href="http://www.bicycletouringhub.com" rel="nofollow ugc">www.bicycletouringhub.com</a></p>


Multisite Random Blog Redirect

Allows you to randomly visit a blog in your multisite network by appending ?randomblog at the end of your URL string.

Rohan Kapoor

<p>This plugin is based off of code from John Kolbert and his plugin, <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/admin-favicon/" rel="ugc"> Admin Favicon</a>. While that plugin sticks a favicon only into the admin pages, this plugin was designed so that it would stick a favicon on every blog and every administrative page. Consider it basically a Site-Wide Favicon. It’s useful for community sites that want to apply a favicon sitewide. As of now, unfortunately you need to manually enter the location of the favicon. Soon there will be an admin interface set up for it.</p>


WordPress/MU Favicon

Adds a custom favicon to all WordPress/MU Blogs and Administration Panels! Originally based of the WordPress Admin Favicon Plugin by John Kolbert!

Multisite Random Blog Redirect vs WordPress/MU Favicon