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Explanation on FRAMESET, FRAME & IMAGE tag


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FRAMESET & FRAME

It contains frame definitions as well as specifies frame dimensions and spacing and etc.

Ex:-

<FRAMESET COLS="30%,*">
<FRAME SRC="leftFrame.htm" NAME="left">
<FRAME SRC="rightFrame.htm" NAME="right">
</FRAMESET>

Now, we'll see attributes of FRAMESET element supports;

Attribute Description
BORDERCOLOR It sets the color to the border.
Ex:-
<FRAMESET COLS="30%,*" BORDERCOLOR="#00FFBB">
<FRAME SRC="leftFrame.htm" NAME="left">
<FRAME SRC="rightFrame.htm" NAME="right">
</FRAMESET>
BORDER It specifies the border to the frame.
Ex:-
<FRAMESET COLS="30%,*" BORDERCOLOR="#00FFBB" BORDER=3>
<FRAME SRC="leftFrame.htm" NAME="left">
<FRAME SRC="rightFrame.htm" NAME="right">
</FRAMESET>
ROWS & COLS It specifies both (in terms of number and dimensions) rows and columns.
Ex:-
<FRAMESET COLS="30%,*" BORDERCOLOR="#00FFBB">
<FRAME SRC="leftFrame.htm" NAME="left">
<FRAME SRC="rightFrame.htm" NAME="right">
</FRAMESET>

Note: If '*' was applied, either ROWS or COLS will take rest of the percentage.
FRAMESPACING It specifies the space between frames within the browser window.
Ex:-
<FRAMESET COLS="30%,*" BORDERCOLOR="#00FFBB" FRAMESPACING=10>
<FRAME SRC="leftFrame.htm" NAME="left">
<FRAME SRC="rightFrame.htm" NAME="right">
</FRAMESET>


FRAME defines frame within a frameset. Now, we'll see attributes of FRAME element supports;

Attribute Description
BORDERCOLOR It specifies the color for the border which uses hexadecimal value.
Ex:- <FRAME SRC="test.htm" BORDERCOLOR="#FF00CC">
BORDER It specifies the thickness of the border.
Ex:- <FRAME SRC="test.htm" BORDER="2">
FRAMEBORDER It indicates whether the frame's border is visible or not. The value 1 indicates that the border is visible and a value 0 (Zero) indicates that it is not visible.
Ex:- <FRAME SRC="test.htm" FRAMEBORDER="0">
MARGINHEIGHT & MARGINWIDTH It specifies both vertical and horizantal dimensions from top to and botton, and from left to right.
Ex:- <FRAME SRC="test.htm" MARGINHEIGHT=10>
NAME With this, we can assign a name to the frame.
NORESIZE With this, frames dimensions never change
SCROLLING It indicates whether a scrollbar is present with-in a frame when text dimensions exceed the dimensions of the frame.
Ex:- <FRAME SRC="test.htm" SCROLLING=NO>
SRC It specifies the absolute and relative path of the document to be loaded.
Ex:- <FRAME SRC="test.htm">


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Know about IMG tag

It places an image in a document.

Ex:- <IMG SRC="logo.jpg">

Attribute Description
ALIGN It specifies the appearanace of text that is near an inline graphic image. It takes LEFT, RIGHT, TOP, MIDDLE and BOTTOM.
Ex:- <IMG SRC="logo.jpg" ALIGN=RIGHT>
BORDER It specifies the border to the image. Default is 0 (Zero).
Ex:- <IMG SRC="logo.jpg" BORDER="1">
ALT It gives textual description to an image.
Ex:- <IMG SRC="logo.jpg" BORDER="1" ALT="Logo goes here">
CONTROLS If the image is a vedio file, then it indicates the playback controls that appear below the image.
Ex:- <IMG DYNSRC="logo.avi" BORDER="1" CONTROLS>
DYNSRC It specifies absolute and relative path of a dynamic image such as VRML, Video file and etc.,
Ex:- <IMG DYNSRC="logo.avi" BORDER="1">
ISMAP It indicates that the graphic image functions as a clickable imagemap. The ISMAP=<attribute> instructs the browser to send the pixel co-ordinates to the server imagemap CGI application when a visitor selects the image with the mouse pointer.
Ex:- <a href="/cgi-bin/imagemap/fmap"> <img ISMAP src="logo.gif"></a>
LOOP It indcates the number of times that the video file should play.
Ex:- <IMG DYNSRC="logo.avi" LOOP=INFINITE>
NAME It specifies a name by which scripts, applets, bookmarks and etc., can be reference the image.
Ex:- <IMG src="logo.gif" NAME="myimg">
USEMAP It specifies the location of the client-side imagemap.
Ex:- <IMG ISMAP SRC="logo.gif" USEMAP="mymap.htm#mym123">
VRML It specifies the absolute and relative path of a VRML.
<IMG VRML="loc1/myvrml.vrml">
Other attributes of IMG tag are WIDTH, HEIGHT, HSPACE, VSPACE, STYLE, TITLE, ID, LOWSRC and START.
Note: START specifies the event that triggers the playback of a dynamic image.
ex:-<IMG DYNSRC="myLogo.vrm" START=MOUSEOVER>


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