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I found that the parent theme, Thematic, also contains a file called “template-full-pagewidth.php.” Below is its code; hopefully it will help some generous soul!

<?php
/**
* Template Name: Full Width
*
* This Full Width template removes the primary and secondary asides so that content
* can be displayed the entire width of the #content area.
*
*/

// calling the header.php
get_header();

// action hook for placing content above #container
thematic_abovecontainer();

?>

<div id=”container”>

<?php thematic_abovecontent(); ?>

<div id=”content”>

<?php

// calling the widget area ‘page-top’
get_sidebar(‘page-top’);

the_post();

thematic_abovepost();

?>

<div id=”post-<?php the_ID();
echo ‘” ‘;
if (!(THEMATIC_COMPATIBLE_POST_CLASS)) {
post_class();
echo ‘>’;
} else {
echo ‘class=”‘;
thematic_post_class();
echo ‘”>’;
}

// creating the post header
thematic_postheader();

?>

<div class=”entry-content”>

<?php

the_content();

wp_link_pages(“\t\t\t\t\t<div class=’page-link’>”.__(‘Pages: ‘, ‘thematic’), “</div>\n”, ‘number’);

edit_post_link(__(‘Edit’, ‘thematic’),'<span class=”edit-link”>’,'</span>’) ?>

</div>
</div><!– .post –>

<?php

thematic_belowpost();

// calling the comments template
thematic_comments_template();

// calling the widget area ‘page-bottom’
get_sidebar(‘page-bottom’);

?>

</div><!– #content –>

<?php thematic_belowcontent(); ?>

</div><!– #container –>

<?php

// action hook for placing content below #container
thematic_belowcontainer();

// calling footer.php
get_footer();

?>