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| FRAMESET - set of frames |
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| Description |
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The <FRAMESET> tag defines a set of frames that appear in the browser window. The <FRAMESET> tag contains one or more <FRAME> tags. A <FRAMESET> tag can only be used in a frame definition document, which is an HTML document containing the
<FRAMESET> and <FRAME> that describe the frames and the frameset. This document (containing <FRAMESET> tag cannot contain a <BODY> tag. Colours and borders etc. set in the <FRAMESET> can be overidden by specifying them in the <FRAME> tag. |
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| Syntax |
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<FRAMESET COLS="columnWidthList" ROWS="rowsHeightList" BORDER="pixWidth" BORDERCOLOR="color" FRAMEBORDER="yes|no" ONBLUR="JScode" ONFOCUS="JScode" ONLOAD="JScode" ONUNLOAD="JScode">.....</FRAMESET> |
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| Attributes |
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COLS a comma seperated list of values specifying the width of each frame in the frameset. In pixels, percentage or * which means as much space as is left. |
ROWS a comma seperated list of values specifying the height of each frame in the frameset. In pixels, percentage or * which means as much space as is left. |
BORDER specifies the thickness of the frame border for ALL frames in frameset, 0=no border, default if border not specified is 5. |
BORDERCOLOR specifies the colour of the frame's borders. |
FRAMEBORDER specifies the default for all frames in the frameset. (yes or no) |
ONBLUR specifies the JavaScript code to execute when the window containing the frameset loses focus. |
ONFOCUS specifies the JavaScript code to execute when the window containing the frameset gains focus. |
ONLOAD specifies the JavaScript code to execute when the window containing the frameset is loaded. |
ONUNLOAD specifies the JavaScript code to execute when the window containing the frameset is unloaded or exited. |
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