Nope. Because Wordpress requires a server for you to install it in.

And I don't think Google (who owns Blogger) will allow you to do so because it's a direct competition to their service.

Cheers.

Firstly, as I might've said..Google is not a web server for you to upload files like Wordpress to run. Yes, there are hacks to make your Gmail into a file server for storing stuff but Blogger can't behave like a web server for you to install Wordpress.

You have seen a lot of modified blogger.com but you didn't provide references for us to help you much further without our assumption of what you presume to be not Blogger.com

So what I can suggest is you maybe post some of the modified blogger blogs here so we can do some investigation and then give you a more definite answer.

Cheers.

Nipplz-larue > SO Blogger

Jesse-Wright > Less Blogger due to the 3-column layout

Incoherent-ish > SO Blogger because I've seen this layout many times

Rainywondering1 > Maybe not Blogger because the template is fully customized. But the obvious giveaway to me is that mail icon.

Well, that's my 2 cents.

I'm no expert and I wasn't debating but just trying to help you understand by pointing out certain things I noticed.

Midori definitely did itself up very well and he's using a cheating method to make you think that he has seperate pages under his blog but in true fact, he created several other accounts under his username.

For example; his Main and Categories button link to (http://midori-x.blogspot.com) but his Table Of Contents (http://midori--x.blogspot.com) and About Me (http://midori-xi.blogspot.com).

The layout looks the same but the URL changes. It's just that no one really notices the difference in the URL. But if you're a Blogger user or a person who knows about certain blog platforms, you'll know what is achievable and what's not.

Create a new blog under the same account but with a blog name either similar or not. Almost similar works best because then readers wouldn't notice the large difference of the original blog address.

So if your blog is arsenalforarsenalfans.blogspot.com.. create something like..

arsenalforarsenalfans-.blogspot.com or arsenalforarsenalfanss.blogspot.com

with your long name it should be easier to create replicas and not let people find out later.

Well, you either try to find a theme like that online which is free of use or you make your own and dabble in the backend code.

It's the same as changing the background for posts as well. You'll need to know how the backend (CSS) works in order to change it's aesthetic values.

Best advice here is to play with the CSS properties and later on, rewrite your own template.

Cheers.

true.. but that doesn't integrate wordpress into blogger..