This is something I’m really excited about. I happen to use the superb WordPress blogging platform to power all of my websites and I’m currently in the process of migrating all of my vBulletin forums over to the XenForo platform. WordPress is a brilliant way to compliment your community and keep your audience up to date with news concerning your niche. I mention all this, because I’m currently in the process of fine-tuning, optimizing and refining my custom “Omni” framework — which I currently use to power each and every blog within my network — in order to serve as the perfect solution to for users whom, like me, happen to use WordPress to power their websites, and would like for their WordPress and XenForo installations to look just that little more integrated.

There’s already the astonishingly useful WordPress 3 Bridge plugin available for those of you whom want to allow your users to share a joint WordPress-to-XenForo login system. However, designing a WordPress theme and a XenForo style that both able to compliment the other and allow for a much more seamless browsing experience can be quite tricky. That is why I am very eager to launch a range of WordPress themes to help ensure that both your WordPress-powered news portal and your XenForo community look that little bit more blended and, overall, allow for a much more professional feel for your website.

I’m so pleased that eager WordPress fans have already contacted me and asked whether I might consider releasing WordPress themes and I’m even more pleased to finally be able to confirm that I will indeed be doing so! I would also like to reassure current customers that this new project will not take away from my creating new XenForo styles at all, or in any way hinder the production of them.

I’m afraid that I can’t say for certain when the new WordPress themes will be launched; my current goal is to ensure that my Omni framework is secure, flexible and robust enough to handle the needs of a customer; I’ll just say leave you with the cryptically vague ETA of “soon…”