<FRAMESET cols="*,140">
<FRAME SRC="homepage.htm" NAME="Frame1">
<FRAME SRC="menu.htm" NAME="Frame2">
</FRAMESET>
<FRAMESET> starts the frame, you must end this with a </FRAMESET> Here you define how many ROWS or COLS that you want. You also define the size of the frames. There are three ways to do this.
The NAME is important. This is name that you will use in your links (HREF) to specify what frame to point to. I will give you an example:
By putting TARGET="_top" in a link, it will place the link in a fresh new page (Breaks the farmes).
If you are totally confused by now, look at the examples
below. The icon to the left represents your screen, and the text to the
right is what you would have to type in to make that type of frame. Remember
any of the numbers, names & html files can be modified.
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1 <FRAMESET cols="*,140">
<FRAME SRC="homepage.html" NAME="Frame1"> <FRAME SRC="menu.html" NAME="Frame2"> </FRAMESET> 2 <FRAMESET cols="100,*">
3 <FRAMESET rows="100,*">
4 <FRAMESET rows="*,60">
5 <FRAMESET rows="*,60">
6 <FRAMESET cols="*,50%">
7 <FRAMESET cols="50%,50%">
8 <FRAMESET rows="15%,70%,15%">
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With all of these examples you should figure it out pretty
fast. You just have to experiment until you get what you want.