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<FRAMESET
ROWS=(# or % or *, # or % or *, etc) [or] COLS=(# or % or *, #
or % or *, etc) BORDER=# FRAMEBORDER=#>
How many frames a frameset
contains are determined by either the ROWS or COLS
parameter. A single frameset cannot divide a page by both rows
and columns (though frames can be nested)
The values associated
with ROWS control the height of each frame, and the values associated
with COLS control the width of each frame. These values can be
expressed in three fashions:
A specific number (the
number of pixels), a percentage (a percentage of the current page
width), or an asterisk (*), which indicates “whatever is
not taken up by the other frames.”
EXAMPLE:
< FRAMESET ROWS=75,50%,* >
BORDER and FRAMEBORDER
actually both do exactly the same thing: they control how much
of a border (in pixels) is displayed between the frames. Setting
this to 0 indicates there is no break between frames; they blend
directly into each other.
The only difference
is that BORDER implements the effect when viewed by Netscape
browsers and FRAMEBORDER implements the effect when viewed
by Microsoft browsers. To make the effect work for both browser
types, set both parameters to the same value.
<FRAME
SRC=(URL for frame 1) NORESIZE SCROLLING=YES, NO,AUTO MARGINWIDTH=#
MARGINHEIGHT=# NAME=(Name)>
SRC = Source.
What URL is displayed in this frame (usually a Web page; can be
a standard HTML document or another layout document if you want
to nest frames)
NORESIZE = Prevents
viewers from resizing the frame; keeps it at its pre-set size
(as determined by the <FRAMESET> parameters.)
SCROLLING =
Determines whether there is a scrollbar for this frame or not.
A “YES” value forces a scroll bar, whether the frame
needs one or not. A “NO” value does not allow a scroll
bar, even if the frame goes off the screen (users will not be
able to view all of the frame in this case). An “AUTO”
value displays a scroll bar if it is required, and does not display
one if it is not required.
MARGINWIDTH
= The number of pixels that separate the left and right edges
of the frame from the contents of the frame.
MARGINHEIGHT
= The number of pixels that separate the top and bottom edges
of the frame from the contents of the frame.
NAME = A specific
name for this frame. This cannot be any of the following: “_top,”
“_parent,” “_blank,” “_self” (these
are reserved names for frames)
EXAMPLE:
<FRAME
SRC=“http://www.tmlp.com” NORESIZE SCROLLING=AUTO MARGINHEIGHT=3
MARGINWIDTH=2 NAME=“TMLP”>
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