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Frames are made by using the <frameset> and <frame> tags. The <frameset> tag defines the overall frame layout and the <frame> tag defines the individual frames. There is a <noframes> tagset that will let you present a warning or link to browsers that don't support frames.

Frames are sized by using ROWS or COLS in the <frameset> tag. The size values for each frame are coded in order -- top to bottom for ROWS, and left to right for COLS. Dimensions are separated by commas (,). There should be a dimension for each frame coded. The values can be numbers representing pixels, percentages (don't forget the "%" sign), or asterisks (*).

You can style frames by using attributes in the <frameset> and <frame> tags. Remove scrollbars by using scrolling="no" in the <frame> tag(s). Remove borders by setting BORDER, FRAMEBORDER, and FRAMESPACING to zero in the <frameset> tag.

You can use rows and columns together by "nesting" one frameset insided another one. To do this, just use the child frameset's opening <frameset> tag where a <frame> tag would normally go in the parent frameset.

To open a link outside your frames, use a target value of "_top" or "_blank".

Test your framing skills by making this page. When you've got that one figured out, make this page.



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