Text to display if the browser can not see frames Frames are an invention of Netscape which allow the browser to display multiple HTML documents in one browser window. There are two parts to the HTML code which is required to create frames. The majority of the code is contained in a new HTML file which defines how to load each frame in the window. The second part of a good frame design is written in each of the documents which is in a window of the frame. This code determines how each of the links in the current frame is loaded into the framed document.
Frames generally look better on machines running high resolution graphics.
Most framed sites are easiest to use if monitor resolution is set to at least 800x600 and very nice at 1024x768. The best designs for framed pages are those which have one large window which contains the document of interest, and one or more others which are for navigational purposes. The user should be able to tell at a glance which frames local navigational links will effect. For an example of this, click HERE . For an example of this, click HERE .