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    Frames:: Syntax For Frameset

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    Frames are used to divide webpages into sections. There are three types of frames: horizontal, vertical, and mixed. A webpage using frames contains a frameset tag instead of a body tag. The frameset tag specifies how many rows and columns the frames will be arranged in. Individual frames are specified using the frame tag, which links to an HTML file to display in that frame section. An example is provided of a main HTML file using a mixed frameset layout to display separate content files in four framed sections of the page.

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    Frames are used to divide webpages into sections. There are three types of frames: horizontal, vertical, and mixed. A webpage using frames contains a frameset tag instead of a body tag. The frameset tag specifies how many rows and columns the frames will be arranged in. Individual frames are specified using the frame tag, which links to an HTML file to display in that frame section. An example is provided of a main HTML file using a mixed frameset layout to display separate content files in four framed sections of the page.

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    Frames are used to divide webpages into sections. There are three types of frames: horizontal, vertical, and mixed. A webpage using frames contains a frameset tag instead of a body tag. The frameset tag specifies how many rows and columns the frames will be arranged in. Individual frames are specified using the frame tag, which links to an HTML file to display in that frame section. An example is provided of a main HTML file using a mixed frameset layout to display separate content files in four framed sections of the page.

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    Frames:: Syntax For Frameset

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    Frames are used to divide webpages into sections. There are three types of frames: horizontal, vertical, and mixed. A webpage using frames contains a frameset tag instead of a body tag. The frameset tag specifies how many rows and columns the frames will be arranged in. Individual frames are specified using the frame tag, which links to an HTML file to display in that frame section. An example is provided of a main HTML file using a mixed frameset layout to display separate content files in four framed sections of the page.

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    Frames:

    Frames are used to divide a webpage.


    The frames are said to be in frameset.
    Frames can be divided into 3 types. They are;
    1) Horizontal Frames (Row wise Division)
    2) Vertical Frames (Column wise Division)
    3) Mixed Frames (Row & Column wise Division)

    When a webpage is divided into frames, then that web page contains only frameset, it
    does not contain <body> tag.
    Syntax for Frameset:
    <Frameset rows=”%” cols=”%”>

    </Frameset>

    Syntax for Frame:


    <Frame SRC=”htmlfile”>

    Syntax for Frameset with Frames:


    <Frameset rows=”%”, cols=”%”>
    <Frame SRC=”htmlfile”>

    </Frameset>
    PROGRAM ON MIXED FRAMES IN HTML
    MAINFILE.HTML

    <HTML>

    <HEAD>

    <TITLE>UPON FRAMES</TITLE>

    </HEAD>

    <FRAMESET COLS="50%,50%" ROWS="50%,50%">

    <FRAME SRC="A.HTML">

    <FRAME SRC="B.HTML">

    <FRAME SRC="C.HTML">

    <FRAME SRC="D.HTML">

    </FRAMESET>

    </HTML>

    A.HTML

    <HTML>

    <HEAD>

    <TITLE>FRAME</TITLE>
    </HEAD>

    <BODY>

    <H1><CENTER>FRAME-A</H1></CENTER>

    </BODY>

    </HTML>

    B.HTML

    <HTML>

    <HEAD>

    <TITLE>FRAME</TITLE>

    </HEAD>

    <BODY>

    <H1><CENTER>FRAME-B</H1></CENTER>

    </BODY>

    </HTML>

    C.HTML FILE

    <HTML>

    <HEAD>

    <TITLE>FRAME</TITLE>

    </HEAD>

    <BODY>

    <H1><CENTER>FRAME-C</H1></CENTER>

    </BODY>

    </HTML>

    D.HTML FILE

    <HTML>

    <HEAD>

    <TITLE>FRAME</TITLE>

    </HEAD>

    <BODY>

    <H1><CENTER>FRAME-D</H1></CENTER>

    </BODY>
    </HTML>

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