Chapter 12. Designing with Frames
Frames allow you to display more than one Web page in a browser window. You can accomplish this by generating a special kind of Web page that has no content of its own, but simply serves as a container to display other Web pages that are embedded in frames within that container page. The whole set of HTML pages that work together to present more than one page in a browser are referred to as a frameset.
There are distinct advantages to designing with frames. Since each frame within a frameset is a separate Web page, visitors can scroll (usually vertically) within one frame, while continuing to view content undisturbed in a separate frame. Many artists and designers, for instance, use frames to display their portfolios—they ...
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