FRAMES
FRAME TAGS
The following Frame Tags will be covered in this tutorial:
<FRAMESET> ... </FRAMESET>:
Replace <BODY> Tags. Divide the screen into frames, each frame
displaying a separate web page.
<FRAME>: Defines a frame within a <FRAMESET>. Each frame
is a separate web page.
<NOFRAMES> ... </NOFRAMES>: For browsers that do not
support frames.
<FRAMESET> ... </FRAMESET> TAGS
Main Attributes:
COLS= "number, %, *" (Column width: Divides the screen into a number of
Column Frames)
FRAMESPACING= number (Space, in pixels, between frames)
ROWS= "number, %, *" (Row Height: Divides the screen into a number of Row
Frames)
SCROLLING= yes, no, auto (Specifies whether or not a scroll bar is to be
displayed)
<FRAME> TAG
Main Attributes:
FRAMEBORDER= 0, 1 (Draws a 3-D border around a frame)
MARGINHEIGHT= number (Frame margin height in pixels)
MARGINWIDTH= number (Frame margin width in pixels)
NORESIZE (Viewer can not resize a frame)
SCROLLING= yes, no, auto (Specifies whether or not scroll bars are to be
displayed)
SRC= "URL" (Address of the source document that will be displayed in this
frame)
NAME= "text" (Target name for the frame)
<NOFRAMES> ... <NOFRAMES> TAGS
Attributes: None
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