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Definition: A frames are used to make a webpage where there are actually multiple pages being put together.

<frameset> Allows you to set up a frame set. Each frameset has frames.

Attributes for the < frameset > tag:

cols="#,#" Allows you to set the amount of columns and the width of each one.
rows="#,#" Allows you to set the amount of rows and the height of each one.
<frame> Allows you to make a frame. The frameset's format is like this:
Frame 1 Frame 2
Frame 3 Frame 4
Frame 5 Frame 6


Attributes of the < frame > tag:

src="URLofPAGE" Allows you to set which page you want to have in that frame.
name="________" Allows you to set the name of the frame. Used for targeting links.
noresize Cancels resizing the frame
scrolling="yes|no" Allows you to decide whether there should be any scrolling or not. Definition: An iFrame is a frame on another webpage.

<iFrame> Allows you to create an iFrame.

Attributes of the < iFrame > tag:

width="#" Allows you to set the width of the iFrame.
height="#" Allows you to set the height of the iFrame.
src="URLofPAGE" Allows you to set which page you want to have in that frame.
name="________" Allows you to set the name of the frame. Used for targeting links.

Examples: Look at the frames.
What is my purpose?
Click here first
Click here last



Code: <a href="sure.html" target="iframe1">Click here first</a> <br> <a href="answer.html" target="iframe2">Click here last</a> <div align="center"> <iframe width="400" height="50" name="iframe1" scrolling="no"></iframe> </div> <br> <div align="center"> <iframe width="400" height="50" name="iframe2" scrolling="no"></iframe> </div>


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