If your pages are framed, are you sure search engines will recognize the content? With the no frame tag they will. Heres how to create the magical tags.
Using iFrames HTML / Frames
The Iframe, or inline-frame, is a lot like a normal frame, except that it can be displayed anywhere, which makes it a useful (although irritating if overused) thing to know, it is also a very simple tag to use.
Using the acronym and abbreviation tags HTML / Getting Started
The acronym tag is a lesser known tag, but a very useful one, especially if you write technical articles with a lot of acronyms of abbreviations. They are very useful to help your visitors follow, especially those who might be confused. It's also very useful for online translators and sometimes even search engines, if you label your acronyms they might have an easier time with your website.
Frames and the Frameset HTML / Frames
Frames help the developer split a page into two parts. One of the simplest frame set splits the page into main information and the menu.Each window of a frame set contains an HTML document. Hence, a 2 frame "frame set" consists of three HTML documents. One is the frame set HTML, One is the Menu HTML, and the last is the Main Information HTML.
The Textarea Tag HTML / Forms
The textarea tag creates a multiple lined text input field in your reader's browser. It allows the reader to type in nearly unlimited lines of text.
Text-Based Controls HTML / Forms
Most of the controls (which excluded just a few of them) are created using a special tag called input. To use the <input> tag, you must let the browser know what type of input control or object you want to create.
HR Tag Attributes HTML / Getting Started
Well, suppose you wanted to use a horizontal rule on your web page, but you wanted it to match the length of an image, or some text....or maybe have a short line aligned to the left or right of the page. Well, you can! Here is a list of attributes you can use to change the hr tag to your liking:
The Button Tag HTML / Forms
HTML 4.0 a new way of adding buttons was born, the <button> tag was launched, to add it just add the HTML as described elsewhere on this tutorial area.
Font Colour HTML / Getting Started
There are two ways to color text on the Web. One approach is to set the colors for the entire document - specified in the body tag - and the other is to set and change colors as you move through the document, using the font tag.
Using Frames HTML / Frames
Framesets are not recommended if you want search engines to be able to read the content within your site, used well these can look nice but you probably won't get good search engine rankings.
Searchable Database HTML / Getting Started
Learn how to search Yahoo, Webcrawler, or any other search engine right from your own page. Plus get the facts about setting up your very own searchable database.