<frameset></frameset>
Used to set orientation, number of rows or columns and size of each.
Attributes:
rows
Horizontal orientation
cols
Vertical orientation
Set values in percentage using forward slash
( Ex. 50/ , 30/, 20/ )
Set values in pixels
( Ex. 150, 400, 150 )
Use wildcards
( Ex. 150, 1*, 150 )
<frame>
Used to define a single frame window.
Attributes:
name
Used to assign a name to frame window for targeting.
src
Used to assign a default document to the frame window.
scrolling
Turn window scrolling on and off
Values:
on, off, auto (Default: auto )
marginwidth
Create space left or right within frame window. Set in pixels.
marginheight
Create space top or bottom of frame window. Set in pixels.
frameborder
Adds or removes border around frame windows. For browser consistency use with the frameset tagThis Practice is Not W3C compliant
Values:
yes, no, 1, 0
( default: yes or 1 )
framespacing
DEPRECATED
Use this when you use the frameborder attribute with the frameset tag and set it to zero. Set framespacing to zero and it will close the gaps between frames on the IE browser. This attribute has been deprecated by the W3C.
noresize
For IE browser only. Stops users from stretching and collapsing frame windows.
<noframes></noframes>
The W3C standard places this tag inside of the main closing frameset tag. I place all of the code from the source page between the tags. Most recommend only the body section of the source page.