Digg, Twitter and Facebook WordPress Themes

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Digg, Twitter and Facebook WordPress Themes

by Keith Dsouza | Translate | Print
Thursday, 02nd Jul 2009 | Share

In the past we have seen several popular websites or services being cloned and converted into WordPress themes, some of which include the Gmail WordPress theme, Google search WordPress theme and a Google chrome WordPress theme.

So how can social networking be left far behind, there are really close clones of popular social networking like Digg, Facebook and Twitter made for WordPress.

Digg WordPress Theme

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Digg-Like is a perfect clone of Digg, if anyone from Digg lands on your blog, they will definitely be looking for the Digg button to vote

Download/Demo Digg-Like WordPress Theme

Twitter WordPress Theme

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Fresh Tweet is a theme that has very close resemblance to twitter, if you are a twitter fan and want to show it off on your blog, here is a theme for you.

P2 is another theme that closely resembles twitter. P2 also has a lot of features that allow for group blogging.

Download/Demo Fresh Tweet Theme | Download/Demo P2 Tweet Theme

Facebook WordPress Theme

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Facebook lovers have quite a lot of options to integrate the look and feel into their WordPress blogs in the form of Facebook Layouts and Facebook Lover.

Download/Demo Facebook Layouts | Download/Demo Facebook Lover

Which social networking are you a fan of? Will you use the themes on your blog? It would be interesting to know that.

Do you know of any other themes that are clones of social networking sites? Do feel free to share them with us.

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Author: Keith Dsouza

Keith is the editor-in-chief and owner of Techie Buzz. Keith is a social networking enthusiastic and can be found active on twitter, you can Keith on twitter @keithdsouza

Keith Dsouza has written 2228 articles for us.

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