Use the frame function to divide a Web browser window into several
sections. This section explains how to create
and save a Web page that uses the frame function.
This section contains the following topics:
Related HTML tags | <FRAMESET COLS= ROWS= ></FRAMESET> <FRAME SRC= > <NOFRAMES></NOFRAMES> |
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frame function A function to divide a Web browser window into several sections. |
Homepage Builder offers templates for the
frame function. Select one of them, and in
each section open Web pages you have already
created.
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To divide an existing Web page without using a template, open the page you want to divide, select Split Frame from the Frame menu, and then select Split Vertically or Split Horizontally. The page is then divided into two sections and the original page is allocated to the left or top section. |
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To divide one of sections, click it, select Split Frame from the Frame menu, and then select Split Vertically or Split Horizontally. The section is then divided into two, and the original section is allocated to the left or top section. |
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If you click a section using the right mouse button and select Frame Attributes from the pop-up menu, a dialog box for changing the frame attributes is displayed. |
Dragging a frame border changes the relative
size (in percentage) of each section.
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To specify the section size in pixels, click
the target section using the right mouse
button, select Frame Attributes from the pop-up menu, enter the pixel value
(for example, 100) in the Size box on the Frame Attributes panel, and select the Specify with pixels check box. If you want to fix the size of one of two sections and make the other section displayed in the rest of the window, first, fix the size of one section as just described. Next, click the other section using the right mouse button, select "Frame Attributes" from the pop-up menu, and select Specify with * from the left box of Size on the Frame Attributes panel. |
Some Web browsers do not support the frame
function, so you should leave a message in
the No Frame pane.
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If you divide the top page, set links in the No Frame pane so that readers can jump from the top page to subpages. |
You can save a frame-using page and the other
pages that are allocated to the sections
all at once.
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Saving Web pages one by one If you want to save only a frame-using page, select Save Frame from the Frame menu. If you want to save other Web pages that are allocated to each section, click the target section, and click the ![]() |