basics
targeting
nesting
esthetics
noframes
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quick recap
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- <FRAMESET>...</FRAMESET>
- Starts and ends a frame set. Replaces the body part of a normal web page.
- FRAMEBORDER="..."
- FRAMESCPACING="..."
- BORDER="..."
- Three attributes to be used to make the borders disappear in all browsers, must all be set to zero in that case.
- ROWS="..."
- Sets the number and size of frames horizontally. Sizes are specified with (a sequence of) numbers (pixels), percentages, or asterisks. The latter claiming all remaining space.
- COLS="..."
- Same as ROWS, only vertically.
- <FRAME>
- Defines individual frames in the frame set. Must be inside the frameset tags.
- SRC="..."
- Defines the web page to be loaded into the frame. Needs to be a valid URL.
- NAME="..."
- Sets the name for the frame, allowing it to be adressed with a TARGET attribute in a hyperlink.
- NORESIZE
- Prevents the frame from being resized by the user.
- MARGINHEIGHT="..."
- Sets the space between the page contents and the frame border vertically. Set to zero to reclaim space and connect adjoining frames.
- MARGINWIDTH="..."
- Same, only horizontally.
- <NOFRAMES>...</NOFRAMES>
- Holds an alternative page for browsers that cannot show frames. Must be inside the frameset tags.
- TARGET="..."
- Attribute to be used in a hyperlink in a framed page. Enables the link to show the linked page in another frame, defined with a NAME. There are some reserved names, reckognized by the underscore.
<A HREF="page.html" TARGET="name">page</A>.
_blank shows the linked page in a new browser window
_self shows the linked page in the same frame the link is in
_parent shows the link in the parent page or frameset
_top shows the link in the full browser window
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