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FRAME
Html provides a facility to divide a web page into several blocks is known as frames. Each frame may display a separate web page and html document window in a one browser.  All browsers do not support the frames. The general use of frame is to have the menu in one frame and other frame contain the data. When user click on menu frame and data is displayed in corresponding frame.  
Frame is started by using tags <frameset> and ends with </frameset>.
Frame layout
Frameset tag requires two attributes in which the screen is divided into rows and columns.
Row-this attributes is used to divide page into multiple column or horizontally. Value of row is indicating the height of frame. For example-
                Rows=”20%,”
                Rows=”30%, 40%, 30%”
Column- this attributes is used to divide page into multiple column or horizontally. Value of row is indicating the height of frame. For example-
                  Cols=”20%,”
                  Cols=”25%, 25%, 50%”



Frame element
Attributes of the frame are as follow:
Tag name
Description
Name
It gives the unique name of the frame
Src
It specifies the url of the document to be loaded
Noresize
It disable the frame resizing property
Marginwidth
It specifies the amount of margin left along left or right side of the frame
Marginheight
It specifies the amount of margin left along top or bottom of the frame
Scrolling
Control the display of horizontal and vertical scroll bar in frame
-         Yes
Scrollbar is added always
-         No
No scrollbar is provided
-         Auto
Scrollbar will be added when it is required
Frameboarder
It indicate the boarder information about the frame
-         1
A boarder will be drawn
-         0
No boarder
  
Specifying target in frame
The target attribute is used to create links such as <a>,<link>,<area>,<form>,etc. the value of these attribute refers to the frame where document is to be loaded.
For example:-
<html>
<head>
<title> target </title>
</head>
<body>
<a href=http://www.google.com target=”right”>google</a>
</body>
</html>

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