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1. HTML Frames in tutorial HTML Old School Frontend
Frames are used to divide your browser window into many independant windows. Each window loads HTML document separatelly. For example we can separate browser's window in left and right parts. Then in left put menu with links and on place co...
Permission(PGU):447, Lang:EnglishCreated:2015-01-15 07:46:12, Modified:2015-01-15 07:55:25, Status:finished, Version:1.0
2. FRAMESET tag in tutorial HTML Old School Frontend
Frameset <frameset></frameset> tag replaces body tag <body></body>. <html><head><meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=windows-1250"&...
Permission(PGU):447, Lang:EnglishCreated:2015-01-15 08:09:27, Modified:2015-01-15 08:53:41, Status:finished, Version:1.0
3. FRAME tag in tutorial HTML Old School Frontend
Frame tag is used inside <frameset></frameset> tag. <frameset cols="30%,*"> <frame src="./doc_a.html"> <frame src="./doc_b.html"></frameset> Frame tag...
Permission(PGU):447, Lang:EnglishCreated:2015-01-15 08:25:50, Modified:2015-01-15 08:52:44, Status:finished, Version:1.0
4. Nesting frames in tutorial HTML Old School Frontend
Sometimes we will want to nest one frame into another. <frameset rows="33%,33%,*"> <frame src="./doc_a.html"> <frameset cols="50%,50%"> <frame src="....
Permission(PGU):447, Lang:EnglishCreated:2015-01-15 08:59:27, Modified:2015-01-15 09:04:05, Status:finished, Version:1.0
5. NOFRAMES tag in tutorial HTML Old School Frontend
Noframes tag show alternative text if browser don't support HTML frames. <html><head><meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8"><title>NOFRAMES</title><...
Permission(PGU):447, Lang:EnglishCreated:2015-01-15 09:09:07, Modified:2015-01-15 09:09:42, Status:finished, Version:1.0