Frames
[Frame Basic][Frame Size][Frame Option][Frame Margin][Targeting Frames]
Frame Basic
<frameset> ... </frameset>
<frame src="url">
<noframes> ... </noframes>
HTML document included in <noframes> are for
browsers not supported frames.
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<HTML>
<HEAD>
</HEAD>
<FRAMESET>
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- <FRAME SRC="url">
</FRAMESET>
<NOFRAMES> ... </NOFRAMES>
<HTML>
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Frame Size
<frameset cols=#>
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<frameset cols=30%,20%,50%>
<frame src="A.html">
<frame src="B.html">
<frame src="C.html">
</frameset>
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<frameset rows=#>
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<frameset rows=25%,25%,50%>
<frame src="A.html">
<frame src="B.html">
<frame src="C.html">
</frameset>
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COLS & ROWS
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<frameset cols=20%,*>
<frame src="A.html">
<frameset rows=40%,*>
<frame src="B.html">
<frame src="C.html">
</frameset>
</frameset>
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No Resize <frame noresize>
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Default frame is resizable.
Frame Option
Frame Name
<frame name=#>
<a href=url target=#>
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<frameset cols=50%,50%>
<frame src="A.html">
<frame src="B.html" name="HELLO">
</frameset>
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Margin <frame marginwidth=# marginheight=#>
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<frameset cols=50%,50%>
<frame src="A.html">
<frame src="A.html"
marginwidth=50
marginheight=50>
</frameset>
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Scrollbar <frame scrolling=#>
#=yes, no, auto
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#=auto is a default.

Targeting Frames
If you want to know about how to target different FRAMES,
then look at the page section of this HTML guide describing this in detail:
Targeting Windows

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