Using Frames
Using Frames
Frames provide a way to divide a browser window into multiple regions, each of which can display a different HTML document. In the most common use of frames, one frame displays a document containing navigation controls, while another frame displays a document with content.
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A detailed discussion of all the ways to design and use frames, and the code required for hand-coding them, is beyond the scope of this chapter. If you need detailed information about the code used in advanced frame layouts, see a book about frames and framesets. |
This chapter contains the following sections:
About frames and framesets
Working with framesets in the Document window
Creating frames and framesets
Selecting frames and framesets
Opening a document in a frame
Saving frame and frameset files
Viewing and setting frame properties and attributes
Viewing and setting frameset properties
Controlling frame content with links
Handling browsers that can’t display frames
Using JavaScript behaviors with frames
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