Working with Frames HTML / Frames
Two very specific reasons to use frames:
1. Frames are a unique part of HTML. I want you to understand what you're looking at if you see frames and to also have them in your toolbox if you ever need them.
2. Frames can occasionally be exactly the right choice for a specific approach. Let's say you want to develop an application in which data loads into another location directly within the same interface. Frames can help you accomplish that kind of functionality; if you need it, you'll know how.
In-Line Frames HTML / Frames
Think frames -- but frames within a page that act just the same as full-screen frames.These are frames that appear within the page. They resemble table cells, yet what appears in the frame is not text on the page, but rather a whole other page, like regular frames.
HTML - Frames HTML / Frames
Frames are not very commonly used in websites but the can be useful in some instances. Basically frames will split up your browser screen so that it is possible to view two or more different web pages at once.
Frames and Spiders HTML / Frames
Will the use of frames stop your pages from being spidered properly by the search engines? Not if you follow these guidelines!
A good introduction to HTML frames HTML / Frames
Frames may be a bit old fashioned, but it can still be handy and it's a must know for beginning webdevelopers. In this tutorial you will learn it all.
Inline Frames HTML / Frames
Learn how to embed a page by using a floating frame. Floating or inline frames enables a full page to be added inside another. Unlike PHP and SHTML, inline frames use a .html file as the embeded file and includes a scrollbar.
Basic Iframe Code HTML / Frames
Inline frames are getting used more and more frequently around the internet, one of the most frequent problems is that Iframes aren't used correctly. I have written this tutorial to hopefully teach you how not to make any mistakes when it comes to using these quickly growing alternatives to frames.
Introduction to Frames HTML / Frames
Frames are a little different than anything you've done in html in that you are not writing a page in the traditional sense. What you are creating is a template where more than one page can sit. Here's an example using TABLE commands:
Can I Optimize A Site Designed With Frames? HTML / Frames
Can you optimize a site designed in frames? Of course you can! The question should be, "how effectively can I optimize a web sire designed in frames?" Framed sites - in my opinion - have little use in today's web design. There are so many better ways to design a site. For example, you have HTML, DHTML, Flash, and other design formats.
IFrames HTML / Frames
IFrames are different from regular frames, because unlike regular frames, IFrames can be positioned anywhere on the page, and can be any size.
Escaping Frames and Staying within Frames HTML / Frames
Got a page you don't want to open in someone else's frameset? Got a page that you do not want to open outside of a frameset? This will tell you how.
Margins Through Frames Tutorial HTML / Frames
This method may or may not be the best for your site. Just learn what you can, and go from there.Let's say you want to have your main page content a certain width. Of course, you could use frames or tables and simply specify the width in pixels.But what if you want it centered in the middle of the page with equal "Margins" on both sides, no matter at what size the user's screen is set?Then your content will be in a window of a specific size in the middle of the screen.
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.