FRAME

The FRAME tag specifies the frame within a FRAMESET, and specifies the source file and visual characteristics of the frame. For example:

FRAME Attributes:

BORDER="n"

This attribute defines the width of the border, and is measured in pixels.

BORDERCOLOR="#RRGGBB" or a color in quotes, such as "RED", "BLUE" or "YELLOW"

This attribute sets the color of the element to which it was invoked, this case being the BORDERCOLOR of the frame. It can be applied to anything that can be colored, such as text, borders, or backgrounds. The color can be defined using a proper color name such as "RED" or with an #RGB (Red-Green-Blue) value.

FRAMEBORDER="1" or "0"

This attribute specifies whether the border is visible. A value of "1" indicates a border will be visible, and a value of "0" indicates the border will not be visible.

MARGINHEIGHT="n"

This attribute will specify the amount of blank space which will appear on the top and bottom of the frame, and is measured in pixels.

MARGINWIDTH="n"

This attribute will specify the amount of blank space which will appear on the left and right sides of the frame, and is measured in pixels.

NAME=" ... "

This tag is used to mark a location within a document with a unique name. This named location can then be quickly moved to by means of a hyperlink using the HREF="#URL" attribute. Note the pound (#) sign before the URL. The pound sign used in this way indicates to the browser that the target location has been defined by the NAME=" ... " attribute.

NORESIZE

This attribute, when invoked, will not permit the dragging of borders to resize them. That is, the border positioning is permanently fixed.

SCROLLING="YES, NO, or AUTO"

This attribute defines whether scrolling will be allowed within the frame. A value of "AUTO" will automatically allow scrolling only when the contents of the frame exceed the assigned space within that frame.

SRC="URL"

This attribute specifies the absolute or relative location (URL) of the object to be used within the frame.