However, browser technology is changing rapidly, providing more flexibility in your coding. Back to top I'm trying to set up a page where a tab in one frame appears to change color when the user selects an article from another frame. Because everything else in the frameset is identical to your previous frameset, only the appropriate portions of your pages will appear to have changed. You'll need to specify frame dimensions that are about 10 pixels larger in height and width than you really want. This means that your frames will be larger in Internet Explorer, so plan your design accordingly.
Navigator always places one pixel of white space inside the frame border.
This means that you won't be able to align images perfectly with the edges of the frame. This information will come in especially handy when you're aligning other images on top of background images. Back to top I'm working on a site where I have multiple frames and tables. Tracking the changes is a nightmare. A site that has multiple frames and tables will contain many files.