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"HTML: Frames"

I feel I should add to the technical posts here, so here are a few pointers about frames in html.

First of all, a frame is a html page. It is possible to have multiple frames or html pages displayed in one browser which can be used for many purposes.

As with all html coding, tags are needed to create frames.



This tag allows you to divide the browser window into frames and how. This tag refers to a group of columns or rows. You can determine the values of the rows or columns. The values represent what area of the screen is occupied by the rows or columns.

For example:

So basically, the first frame is set to occupy 15% of the browser screen and the second frame to 85%. But what frame? Once you have set the values for the columns you then need to use the following tag.



This tag is used so that you can select what html file or document is put into the frame.




Page-a occupies 15% of the browser screen and page-b occupies 85%. And to finish it off.



This is the format it should look like:

I feel I should add to the technical posts here, so here are a few pointers about frames in html.

First of all, a frame is a html page. It is possible to have multiple frames or html pages displayed in one browser which can be used for many purposes.

As with all html coding, tags are needed to create frames.



This tag allows you to divide the browser window into frames and how. This tag refers to a group of columns or rows. You can determine the values of the rows or columns. The values represent what area of the screen is occupied by the rows or columns.

For example:

So basically, the first frame is set to occupy 15% of the browser screen and the second frame to 85%. But what frame? Once you have set the values for the columns you then need to use the following tag.



This tag is used so that you can select what html file or document is put into the frame.




Page-a occupies 15% of the browser screen and page-b occupies 85%. And to finish it off.



This is the format it should look like: