LiveTwit theme lets you display instant tweets on any topic or from particular user on your wordpress website.
LiveTwit by R.Bhavesh
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Sep 242012
Sep 242012
Check JournalCrunch Documentation in case you need directions or get support from Forum.
JournalCrunch by Site5.com
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Sep 242012
Grid Portfolio Theme for WordPress is stylish, customizable, simple, and readable. Perfect for any illustrator or graphic designer.
Grid Portfolio by Marios Lublinski
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Sep 242012
Foghorn is a minimalist theme built off the foundation of Twenty Eleven. It has a custom options panel for switching layouts, removing sidebars, uploading a logo, backgrounds, and changing footer text. It’s design is responsive, meaning it looks good at any browser width including iPhones and other mobile devices. View the theme demo at http://themes.wptheming.com/foghorn.
Foghorn by Devin Price
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Sep 242012
Designer Theme for WordPress is stylish, customizable, simple, and readable. Perfect for any illustrator or graphic designer.
Designer Theme by Marios Lublinski
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Sep 242012
Delicate is a resposive and highly customizable lightweight theme, designed to make your blog works on mobile devices and the endless number of desktop screen resolutions. With Delicate you can adjust Color scheme, display Page-based Slideshow or Header image, style your page content with additional Shortcodes, change Slideshow effects and control Transition speed. This is a free professional WordPress theme built on the NattyWP CMS Framework.
Delicate by NattyWP
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Sep 242012
Ari is a minimalistic, flexible three-column blog theme. The theme uses CSS3 media queries for its responsive layout and is therefore optimized for tablet pcs and smart phones (the theme switches to a two-column layout when viewed on a horizontal iPad screen, and to a one-column layout on iPhones). You can also choose a dark color scheme and the backgound-, text- and link-colors can be customized in the theme options page.
Ari by Elmastudio
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