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FRAME


Description

The FRAME element defines a single frame in a frameset.

The SRC attribute value is the URL of the document to be displayed

in this frame. A FRAME element without a SRC is displayed as

blank space. The NAME element assigns a name to the frame to be used

as a target of hyperlinks. (See the element)

The SCROLLING attribute is used to define whether the frame should

have a scrollbar, and defaults to the value "auto".

Presence of the NORESIZE attribute

prevents the frame from being resized by the user.

Minimum Attributes

<FRAME>

All Possible Attributes



<FRAME

SRC="..."

NAME="..."

MARGINWIDTH="..." MARGINHEIGHT="..."

SCROLLING=yes|no|auto

NORESIZE>

Elements Allowed Within...

The FRAME element is defined as having no content.

Allowed In Content Of...

Variations

The FRAME element is a Netscape 2.0 enhancement for defining

multiple windows for viewing a document. Netscape 2.0 reserves the

following values for the NAME attribute: _blank, _self, _parent,

_top. These values must begin with the underbar character and

have the following respective meanings: new unnamed window, load in the

same window, load in the parent window (if none use self), load in the

top window (if none use self). Netscape 2.0 defines the units for

MARGINWIDTH and MARGINHEIGHT as pixels.



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