Now let’s cover tags from the golden days of HTML, when framesets and frames were commonly used to define areas on the screen. One of these frame-related tags, the <iframe> tag, is still in use today. It allows developers to add pages in other websites into an internal frame, or iframe, in their HTML5 design. This is sometimes called embedding content , but it is different from the <embed>, <object>, and <applet> elements.
In this chapter, you look at three frame-related tags. Two of these are legacy tags not supported in HTML5; they are not recommended for use. They ...
