Selecting the Page: Full-Height template under “Page Attributes” and adding a featured image gives you something that looks like this. It has no sidebars (based on the default page template) and a header that’s dynamically set to 100% of the viewport with a background image set to “cover”.
The thought here, if there is one, is for designers to use a page template like this on interior pages if they were showcasing something top-level.
To put that another way, you could be showing off a giant product shot in the background of your header. Or, maybe, you’re using it to promote a sub-brand like “Introducing Awesome Support (from your friends at Awesome Industries)”.
You could use this page a LOT, but we wouldn’t recommend it. That’s a lot of unnecessary scrolling for users, particularly on mobile devices, but it’s a handy template to have at your disposal.
There’s a “scroll to content” link/icon absolutely positioned at the bottom of the viewport, but that disappears on any device that’s too narrow (shorter than 768px).
There’s a lot more where that came from. Here are a few other page templates you’ll have at your disposal when using Bootplate as your WordPress theme.
There’s a few more you’ll find in the main navigation (top) under Templates.