This layout keeps your site's linked table of contents visible at all times. To catch up or refresh your memory of HTML, read our beginner tutorials. The site we'll use as an example, shown in Figure 1, chronicles the recent world vacation of the EarthLink mascot, bLink. In its basic structure, it looks much like any other HTML document. Frame Sizes You need to assign values to the COLS attribute to control the size of the frames.
Values can be pixel widths, percentages, or relative size.
The number 125 is the pixel width of the left frame. If our example had three frames, we would use three comma-separated values, and so on. In this case, the first frame will be 20 percent of the total window width and the second frame will use the remaining 80 percent. However you size your frames, remember that you can't control the browser window sizes of visitors to your site. So consider how your framed pages will look in different browser window sizes.