HowTo: Make a full-width page with no sidebars in the WordPress Thesis Theme
Creating a full-width page with no sidebars in the WordPress Thesis theme is a two step process:
Step 1: Add CSS to custom.css
First you must insert the following CSS into your custom.css:
.wide #sidebars { display: none; border: none; } .wide #content {width: 100%; margin: 0 auto; float: none; } .wide #content_box { background:none; }
Step 2: Add the proper CSS class to your post or page
Once you have the above CSS inserted, you only need to add the class wide to the CSS class field on any post or page that you want to span the full width of your layout. Watch the screencast included with this post to see how to add the CSS class to your post or page.
UPDATE: This is much easier!
This post is a demonstration that I haven’t been working with Thesis that long. Fortunately, I’m becoming more acquainted with the theme and the latest version. It turns out that making a full-width page in Thesis 1.6+ is as simple as selecting the “No Sidebars” template for the page in question.

Awesome, I bet they look way better not boxed in. Hope I can see an example Friday.