Html Guide Part 3, Frames


Here is a list of the elements and quick reference before I explain them.
<FRAMESET></FRAMESET> Defines the <Frame> property
ROWS=?,?,? Rows are expressed in percentage or pixels by commas
(notice: the commas by the question marks)
COLS=?,?,? Same as rows except it is columns
FRAMEBORDER=(PIXEL OR %) The frames border
BORDERCOLOR= COLOR The windows border
FRAMESPACING= The spacing between frames

 
,<FRAME></FRAME> The below belong in the <Frames> property
SRC= " " Means to direct to a url (.htm or .html)
NAME=" "  The name of the frame or in the following formate
_blank-Opens in a new window.
_Self-Frames loads in the same frames.
_Top-Gets rid of all frames
_Parent-Frame loads in the parent frame of the window
MARGINWIDTH=" " The left and right margin widths of the page.
MARGINHEIGHT=" " The top and bottom widths of the page.
SCROLLING= " " Is the values of "Yes" "No" and "Auto".
NORESIZE=" " Means the user cannot resize the frame. 
BORDERCOLOR=" " The bordercolor of the frame, which is next to the frame in color.
FRAMEBORDER=" " The bodrder of the actual frame in hex or color. 



CODE FOR PICTURE
<frameset rows="100,100">
<frame src="(top frame).html" NORESIZE Scrolling=no frameborder=0>
<frameset cols="138, 100%"><frame src="(left frame).html" Noresize Frameborder=0>
<frame src="(main frame).html" name=(same name as base target) frameborder=0
</frameset></frameset></frameset>

The above is an example of one of many frame structure, and make sure that all frames are the specified size, or else it will not work or look properly.
frame example 2
<frameset>
<frameset cols="?, ?">
<frame src="your_left_frame.html" Frameborder=0>
<frame src="your_main_frame.html" Frameborder=0>
</frameset>
<frameset>
(noftice: this set of frames only requires two end tags for frameset )
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