
		<h2>Theme Structure</h2>
		<p>When you first open the <code>/theme/templates</code> folder you may ask: <em>What is frame.php, and where's my header.php and footer.php?</em></p>
		<p><strong>Answer:</strong> Gone, never to return. Alright, that might be a little much but there really isn't any point in having your header, footer and navigation in seperate files if you don't have to and because Skeleton uses an <a href="<?=$url->base?>/docs/output-buffer">output buffer</a>, we don't have to.</p>
		<p>Your entire site is held inside of <code>/theme/templates/frame.php</code>. You can of course make a header.php, footer.php, navigation.php and any other files to include if you like, but you don't have to. All the output created in the /modules and /theme/templates files is rendered smack in the middle of frame.php. Open it up to see what I mean.</p>
