Turn out Mag is Magazine style Blogger Template. This was originally a wordpress theme designed by ChiQ Montes.... (Continue reading)
Falkner Press is a magazine style Blogger template by Kranthi of BloggerTricks.com based on the wordpress theme by Dreamlinestudio.com.... (Continue reading)
Marinelli is a 3 column, tableless layout theme with a wide image banner and a "top-tabbed" primary-links system.... (Continue reading)
Amity Island is a fixed width theme with collapsible right and left sidebars, six user regions and one level of Suckerfish dropdowns. We’ve included a Pngfix, too, for transparency support in IE6. Currently it’s only compatible with 5.x.... (Continue reading)
SandTiger is a bright and cheery theme, with colors reminiscent of a popular fast food chain – but the red and yellow hasn’t seemed to hurt them in the least. The XHTML validates to Strict, and it’s been tested with... (Continue reading)
This very clean web2.0 theme is a generic theme that can be used for many different websites. The theme is predominantly white with red accents and a green subheader, though using theme options you can easily loose the subheader. Conform... (Continue reading)
Pixelgreen is a simple design, it’s clean, uses light colors, and is very easy on the eyes. This theme is based on the identically named template by styleshout.com.... (Continue reading)
Admire series is a wide (around 996px) and fixed width theme for those who are looking for high quality, clean and web2.0 style theme for their Drupal CMS.... (Continue reading)
Welcome "Level" the new June’09 template from YOOtheme, the overall simplistic, elegant and versatile design makes it a perfect match for your website. Level’s top and bottom module position uses a transparency effect which combined with the background image is... (Continue reading)
Phoenix also comes with lots of modules, some of them with color variations. Now you can also show icons in your module headers. Phoenix provides an endless supply of combinations of module styles, colors, badges and icons. The new 2-1-3... (Continue reading)