If you want to get the most out of the Thesis theme, you must use it correctly. This means it will be very helpful to you if you learn as much as possible about the theme. Right? Here I will briefly cover what the Thesis Theme Framework is and how you go about changing it and some suggestions on what framework you will want to use.
When all you want to do is start your blog/website, learning can be a pain in the ass, this is understandable but you need to take the time to learn.
Thesis offers two different types of framework, which you can change with a simple click of the button inside the dashboard. These are:
1. Page framework
2. Full width framework
A webpage consists of a header, a content area, sidebars, and footer.
When using the page framework option all these different areas of your webpage listed above will appear as one, meaning when looking at the page you will not be able to identify any difference, the page will have one common background. The page framework works very well if you're designing a sales page.
On the other hand, when using the full width framework. The header, the content area, the footer will be divided in three parts and each part can be further customized to look very different. If the feel of a website, I would recommend using this full width option.
If you are having a hard time understanding the difference between the page vs full width framework here are examples of each. I think once you actually see these examples you will understand the difference better.
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