Microsoft's Site Builder Workshop and the Cocktail site both incorporate three-window framesets for differing effects. Microsoft is somewhat more similar in visual style to Suck, as the content of the windows usually has the same background and look and feel. Conversely, Cocktail has different whimsical color choices and backgrounds. It makes no apologies that the frames are different, though this might change when the frameborder issue is resolved. With all three sites mentioned, the key information is always visible.
Nothing slips off the bottom or top as the pages are scrolled.
Many of the new tags are in transition, with new attributes being introduced with every beta release. The functionality of framing tags has gained great ground in only a year, and there's no reason to believe that this momentum won't continue in the future. All rights reserved.