silver-melusine
September 11th, 2006, 09:03 PM
- Indermediate HTML: Lesson # 5 (Frame Attributes)
1) Frames Attributes
2) Examples
3) Assignment
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1)
Hey Everyone! I am back and I am ready to finish up the intermediate part of the class. After this lesson we will work on a bit of javascript then get into advanced html. I am so looking forward to this. Okay lets get to it.
<html>
<head>
<title>Intermediate HTML: Lesson # 5</title>
<frameset cols="30%, 70%" border=0>
<frame src="il5a.html">
<frame src="il5b.html">
</framset>
</html>
If you look at my first example which is linked below in the Examples section as the first example. Now if you look, that grey bar that is reguarly in the middle of the columns is no longer there. It is very handy when you don't want that grey bar there in the middle of the page.
<html>
<head>
<title>Intermediate HTML: Lesson # 5</title>
<frameset cols="30%, 70%" border=0>
<noframe>
Greetings friends! Welcome to 'title'. Unfortunately if you are reading this you cannot view frames. Please view <a href="example.html">here</a>!
</noframe>
<frame src="il5a.html">
<frame src="il5b.html">
</framset>
</html>
So what is the <noframe> tag? It is a tag that will show up if you have a browser that cannot read your frames code. It is a good idea that if you are planning to use frames that you offer a non-frame version of your site along with a frame version.
So that is all of the basic attributes that you need to know with frames. Now see my example and check out your assignment.
2)
Example 1: http://www.geocities.com/mwhtmlclass/intermediatehtml/il5.html
3)
Your assignment is to use both the border and noframe attributes and tags to create a frame page. The way you set it up is up to you. You can use columns, rows, or a mix of the two. Show me you have read the material. I have total faith in you all!
1) Frames Attributes
2) Examples
3) Assignment
==========================================================
1)
Hey Everyone! I am back and I am ready to finish up the intermediate part of the class. After this lesson we will work on a bit of javascript then get into advanced html. I am so looking forward to this. Okay lets get to it.
<html>
<head>
<title>Intermediate HTML: Lesson # 5</title>
<frameset cols="30%, 70%" border=0>
<frame src="il5a.html">
<frame src="il5b.html">
</framset>
</html>
If you look at my first example which is linked below in the Examples section as the first example. Now if you look, that grey bar that is reguarly in the middle of the columns is no longer there. It is very handy when you don't want that grey bar there in the middle of the page.
<html>
<head>
<title>Intermediate HTML: Lesson # 5</title>
<frameset cols="30%, 70%" border=0>
<noframe>
Greetings friends! Welcome to 'title'. Unfortunately if you are reading this you cannot view frames. Please view <a href="example.html">here</a>!
</noframe>
<frame src="il5a.html">
<frame src="il5b.html">
</framset>
</html>
So what is the <noframe> tag? It is a tag that will show up if you have a browser that cannot read your frames code. It is a good idea that if you are planning to use frames that you offer a non-frame version of your site along with a frame version.
So that is all of the basic attributes that you need to know with frames. Now see my example and check out your assignment.
2)
Example 1: http://www.geocities.com/mwhtmlclass/intermediatehtml/il5.html
3)
Your assignment is to use both the border and noframe attributes and tags to create a frame page. The way you set it up is up to you. You can use columns, rows, or a mix of the two. Show me you have read the material. I have total faith in you all!