| TAG |
ATTRIBUTES |
DESCRIPTION |
| <FRAMESET> - </FRAMESET> |
 |
The main frame definition tag. This tag tag
replaced <BODY> |
|
|
ROWS |
Defines the size and number of rows using a comma-delimited list of
height values either in absolute pixels or as a percentage of the total
usable area. |
|
|
COLS |
Defines the size and number of columns using a comma-delimited list
of width values either in absolute pixels or as a percentage of the
total usable area. |
| <FRAME> |
|
Defines a single frame within a frameset. There is no closing tag |
|
|
SRC |
Defines the HTML source document that should be loaded into a
frame. It takes a URL just as the HREF attribute in the <A>
tag. |
|
|
NAME |
Specifies the name that will be used to identify the frame by
other frames or other windows. This can be any text string, but try to
make it meaningful such as "table_of_contents_frame". Several key names
have been reserved. These are _blank, _self, _parent, and _top. So don't
use these unless you mean to reference those particular frames |
|
|
MARGINWIDTH |
Sets a horizontal margin of the given number of pixels. |
|
|
MARGINHEIGHT |
Sets a vertical margin of the given number of pixels. |
|
|
SCROLLING |
This attribute is used to manipulate a scroll bar within the
frame. It can be set to YES, NO, or AUTO. If it is set to yes, there
will always be a scrollbar. If it is set to no, there will never be a
scrollbar. And if it is set to AUTO, a scrollbar will appear only when
needed (ie: the user resizes the frame) |
|
|
NORESIZE |
This attribute prevents the user from resizing the frame. |
| <NOFRAME> - </NOFRAME> |
|
Specifies content in case the browser viewing the document does
not support frames. It is a very good idea to make sure that your site
navigation works with or without frames. |
