HTMLSPEC-FRAMESET

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HTMLSPEC-FRAMESET

Frameset

Usage

Used to define a web page "frameset" by dividing a document into rows or columns with each row or column containing a web document. The <frameset> element can also contain nested "framesets" and multiple "frames" referencing the URL's of the web documents to be rendered in the frame cells.

Attributes

row="#"

Specifies the horizontal frame divisions represented by #; can be pixel values, percentage values, or "*" asterisk entry denoting whatever space is left.

col="#"

Specifies the vertical frame divisions represented by #; can be pixel values, percentage values, or "*" asterisk entry denoting whatever space is left.

frameborder="#"

Specifies whether frame cells will have borders; 1 (default) representing show borders; 0 is often used with border="0" and framespacing="0"

		
border="#"

Specifies the thickness of the border between cells; default value is 5.

framespacing="#"

Specifies the thickness of the border between cells; default value is 5.

Live Example

<html>
<head><title>Frameset Document Example</title></head>
<body>
<frameset cols="20%, *">
<!-- frameset definition will be placed here -->
</frameset>
</body>
</html>

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last edited (April 12, 2004) by leeos, Number of views: 1090, Current Rev: 4 (Diff)

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