Recently in This post, we discovered a technique that will be beneficial to all themes.
The gist of it is that, until now, themes have displayed the <{$xoops_contents}> regardless of whether or not there was content to be displayed.
The standard default theme, and every theme since has looked like this.
le="color: #000000"><?php <div id="content"> <{$xoops_contents}> </div>
Which left a rather sizable gap on your index if you did not have a module set as your start page.
if you replace that code with the following, <{$xoops_contents}> will only be displayed if and only if there is content to be displayed.
le="color: #000000"><?php <{if $xoops_contents}> <div id="content"> <{$xoops_contents}> </div> <{/if}>
Thanks to JAVesey for initiating this find.
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