My intent is to provide a few guidelines, touch on the syntax and put up a few examples. The opening and closing tags required for all HTML documents have been omitted for clarity. I encourage you to construct one or two to better understand this neat addition to the hypertext code. This presentation is divided into the three topics. Frames do, however, provide a super way of indexing data by allowing the user to have constant visibility of selectable information.
Thoughtful layout is the first step.
For starters we will look at a page divided into columns and a page divided into rows. These can also be subdivided into columns or rows as shown here. In a following example, I use a window divided into three rows. Elements of the Frame tag. As an author, you may restrict browsers from changing frame size by adding noresize .