We have all been waiting for the next version of WordPress. It was promised for last Monday but there were still some things that were unfinished… until today when Matt put out the 2.5 Sneak Peek.

This is the ninth and final part of how to create a WordPress theme. In the last part How To Create A WordPress Theme - Part 8, we discovered how you could have unique sidebars, headers or even footers on different pages. In this part we shall look how to create multiple sidebars and move them around, how to create a print.css file and how to make the screen shot image for the Presentation panel.

This is the eighth part of how to create a WordPress theme. In the last part How To Create A WordPress Theme - Part 7, we covered some useful plugins that can enhance the usability of your blog. This part shows how you can use alternate headers and sidebars on different pages.

This is the sixth part of how to create a WordPress theme. In the last part How To Create A WordPress Theme - Part 6, you added a couple of pages and cleaned up the sidebar and footer areas with some plugins. In this part you will add some more useful plugins.

This is the sixth part of how to create a WordPress theme. In the last part How To Create A WordPress Theme - Part 5, you created some non-post pages, in this part you shall add the 404 error page and clean up the sidebar and footer areas.

This is the fifth part of how to create a WordPress theme. In the last part How To Create A WordPress Theme - Part 4, you created the single post page and added the comments,, but there are several other pages you can incorporate into your theme. There are two types of page in WordPress.

In How To Create A Wordpress Theme - Part 3, you created a Wordpress compatible index page. In this part you are going to split into it’s sub-components, header, index, sidebar and footer. Then you shall learn how to create the single post page along with comments and track-backs.

In this part we shall be converting the index.htm file, that was created in How To Create A WordPress Theme - Part 2, into a WordPress compatible file. This involves adding a number of PHP functions and adding a file or two.