![]() | Frames Tutorials Split your screen up to your heart’s content. |
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- So, You Want A Frame,
Huh?
This is a basic introduction to frames covering the commands and what they do to the browser screen. - So, You Want Advanced Frame Commands, Huh?
This covers advanced commands that allow you to manipulate the size, bars, and scrolls on your frames page. - So, You Want Seamless Frames, Huh?
Use frames…but don’t let them see the seams. - So, You Want In-Line Frames, Huh?
This is an Internet Explorer-only deal at the moment. Think frames — but frames within a page that act just the same as full-screen frames. This is how you do it. - So, You Want Frame Border Color, Huh?
Here’s a very short tutorial on adding some color to your frame pages. - So, You Want To Change More Than One Frame, Huh?
Follow this tutorial to learn how to use one button to change two or more frames in one shot. - Frames Yes! Frames No!
Got a page you don’t want to open in someone else’s frameset? Got a page that you do not want to open outside of a frameset? This will tell you how. - HTML 4.0: Frames
How does HTML 4.0 affect frame creation? Here’s how!
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