Frame Menu
Documents use frames to display multiple images in a rectangular format. The main body of a document using frames is the frameset. When you convert a standard HTML document into one containing frames, the old document body is moved into a NOFRAMES section so older browsers can view the document and will display the fact that this document contains frames. The page layout for a frame document is determined in the frameset command. The percentage of the page occupied by each frame in a row is specified by the COLS= part of the command. The last column can be specified with a "*" to indicate that it will span the rest of the width of the page. Notice that the number of pecentages you specify determine the number of columns. Similarly the number of rows is specified when you give the percentage of the height of the page each row will take using the ROWS= part of the command. Once again a "*" indicates the last row gets the rest of the page. If you want all rows and/or columns to be equal in size just use a "*" for each row and/or column.
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| When you select Create Frame Body you are creating the frameset . | . |
| The Add Frame command creates a new frame . | . |