Frameset In HTML explained
Coming up with the new blog, here we have a simple blog to explain about frameset and it's use.
Hi learners. This is Maneesh with a new blog tutorial and explanation. As you guys know that we are learning HTML and we have learnt to open HTML, insert image, create a table, create a navbar and link a certain text to certain page. Today we are going to learn about the frameset tag.
Before starting our tutorial, there are certain things that you should know about frameset.
- Frameset tags are used link and display certain webpage in other page.
- It has both opening and a closing tag
- It has attribute "rows" to specify the height of every frame.
- "Cols" is used to specify the width of every frame.
- The frame tag is used inside frameset in order to display and link the pages
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The number of frame tag is equal to the number of rows in the frameset tag
Here's one example:
<frameset rows="20%,80%">
<frame src="https://www.facebook.com" />
<frame src="https://www.google.com" />
</frameset>
Here 20% of display shows facebook and remaining 80% shows google
- Frameset tags doesnt take the body tag. Frameset is the replacement of body tag.
- The <noframes></noframes> tag is used to display certain text if the browser doesn't support the frameset.
- The "noframes" tag takes the body tag inside it.
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The number of frame tag is equal to the number of rows in the frameset tag
Here's one example:
<frameset rows="20%,80%">
- <frame src="https://www.facebook.com" />
- <frame src="https://www.google.com" />
- </frameset>
- Here 20% of display shows facebook and remaining 80% shows google
If you have any confusion, please feel free to contact me by filling the form here..
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