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After you develop the content for both the frames and the alternative content you re ready to set up your frameset document The frameset docu ment tells the browser which frames are available and where they go, in addition to containing some content that only nonframed browsers can see You use the tags listed in Table 7-1 to start developing a frameset document:

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Establishes frame layout Specifies width of border in pixels for all contained frames Specifies color (RRGGBB or name) for contained frames Specifies column dimensions in pixels, percentage, or in terms of remaining space (COLS= 25%,100,* ) Specifies border (1) or no border (0) Specifies row dimensions in pixels or percentage or in terms of remaining space (ROWS=25%,100,*) Specifies area of frameset document that is visible to frame-incapable browsers

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<FRAMESET></FRAMESET> BORDER=n BORDERCOLOR=# COLS= n,n

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FRAMEBORDER=n ROWS= n,n

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Follow these steps to set up your frameset document: 1 Create a new HTML document Don t use <BODY> tags; use <FRAMESET> tags instead:

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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 401 Frameset//EN http://wwww3org/TR/html4/framesetdtd > <HTML> <HEAD><TITLE>My Framed Site</TITLE></HEAD> </HTML>

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2 Add a <FRAMESET> tag pair:

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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 401 Frameset//EN http://wwww3org/TR/html4/framesetdtd > <HTML> <HEAD><TITLE>My Framed Site</TITLE></HEAD> <FRAMESET> </FRAMESET> </HTML>

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This example sets up two rows and no columns so you need to add a ROWS attribute to the <FRAMESET> tag The first (top) row is 100 pixels high, and the remaining row fills the remaining available space, so the complete attribute is ROWS= 100,* In more complex documents, you can have multiple <FRAMESET> tags to add frames within frames (such as a set of columns within a set of rows), but that s not necessary in this example

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3 Add the ROWS attribute:

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You can also specify something such as ROWS= 25%,* to make the first row occupy 25 percent of the window and the second row occupy the rest

4 If you want to remove the frame borders (which is kind of a neat

effect), add the BORDER=0 and FRAMEBORDER=0 attributes to the tag:

Why do you need both BORDER and FRAMEBORDER Well, you need one for most versions of Netscape Navigator, and the other for Microsoft Internet Explorer and other HTML 401-compliant browsers dueling browsers require special accommodations

Setting Up the Frames

5 Add a <NOFRAMES> tag pair under the <FRAMESET> tag to accommodate browsers that cannot display frames:

6 Provide regular HTML code within the <NOFRAMES> tags for readers

with frame-incapable browsers to see A brief identification and link to the extra content are plenty:

<FRAMESET ROWS= 100,* BORDER=0 FRAMEBORDER=0> </FRAMESET> <NOFRAMES> <H1>Welcome to my framed site!</H1> <A HREF= noframeshtml >Please join us</A> </NOFRAMES>

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Setting Up the Frames

Placed between the <FRAMESET> tags are the <FRAME> tags, which build the frames; one frame tag per column or row is called for in the <FRAMESET> tag So, to set up frames, you need two <FRAME> tags plus their associated attributes Table 7-2 shows the tags and attributes necessary to create frames:

Table 7-2

HTML Tag or Attribute

<FRAME> BORDER=n FRAMEBORDER=n NAME= NORESIZE

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Description

Establishes frame Specifies width of border in pixels Specifies border (1) or no border (0) Provides frame name Prevents reader from resizing frame

Example

SCROLLING= Specifies whether the frame can scroll in terms of YES, NO, or AUTO(matic) Yes requires scrollbars; No prohibits them SRC= URL Identifies source file that flows into frame

Setting Up the Frames

Note: At this point, I assume that you have a complete frameset document and need to add only the <FRAME> tags The following block of code builds on the preceding one:

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 401 Frameset//EN http://wwww3org/TR/html4/framesetdtd > <HTML> <HEAD><TITLE>My Framed SiteTITLE></HEAD> <FRAMESET ROWS= 100,* BORDER=0 FRAMEBORDER=0> </FRAMESET> <NOFRAMES> <H1>Welcome to my framed site!</H1> <A HREF= noframeshtml >Please join us</A> </NOFRAMES> </HTML>

Follow these steps to add frame tags:

1 Add the first <FRAME> tag, corresponding to the top (navigation) page

To see an example of a navigation page, take a peek at Figure 7-2, earlier in this chapter

2 Add the SRC attribute, which uses a standard URL (absolute or relative) to point to the document that will fill this frame:

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