Frame-Rows.html
A frame document with four rows specified by ROWS="50,10%,*,2*".
The height of a row can be specified as pixels, as a percentage or available
space, and as a rated proportion of remaining space. The * indicates
whatever space is left.
Frame-Cell.html is displayed in each
frame cell.
Frame-Borderless.html
To hide cell borders use the FRAMEBORDER attribute with a value of 0.
This example hides the cell borders through FRAMEBORDER=0, and
sets the width of each border to 0 through BORDER=0 (Netscape)
and FRAMESPACING=0 (Internet Explorer).
Frame-Cell.html is displayed
in each frame cell.
Nested Frames
Frame-Example1.html
Illustrates nested frames by dividing the top-level window into
two rows, the first with three columns, and the second row
with two columns.
Frame-Cell.html is displayed
in each frame cell.
Frame-Example2.html
Illustrates nested frames by dividing the top-level window into
two columns, the first with three rows, and the second with two rows.
Frame-Cell.html is displayed
in each frame cell.
Cold-Fusion.html
Presents a common use of frames - dividing the window into a table of
contents section and a second section reserved for the main document.
Uses the following files:
TOC.html The Table of Contents for
the upper frame cell. Each link defines a TARGET="Main" attribute,
so that selected links are displayed in the lower frame cell.
Introduction.html
The initial document in the Main cell (also, displayed when selecting
the link, "Introduction", in the Table of Contents). Note that the
underlying documents for the hyperlinks, Potential, Investing,
and References, are not defined (unavailable).
Multiple-Updates.html
Demonstrates using a JavaScript function (associated with the
hypertext link’s OnClick attribute) to change the document displayed in
one of the Result frame cell.
Uses the following files:
Top-Frame.html The top
frame cell containing the JavaScript function, updateCells, which
is bound to the hyperlink through the attribute
OnClick="updateCells()".
Result1.html,
Result3.html Documents displayed in
cell 1 and cell 3 after selecting the hyperlink in the top frame.
CS-401.html
Illustrates an inline frame that occupies a fixed position in the HTML
document. This behavior is in contrast to normal frames, which occupy a
fixed position in the browser window.
Requires the following document:
Contact-Info.html
The inline frame included at the bottom of the document.
Inline Frames are not supported in Netscape 4 and earlier.
