The framework structure allows several web pages to be displayed on one page of the browser at the same time. We do not recommend that you use it to design websites. Framework Structure tag & lt; frameset & gt; the framework allows you to open two or more pages in a browser window. As you can understand, & lt; frameset & gt; is actually a big & lt; table & gt ;, however, the entire framework structure allows several web pages to be displayed on one page of the browser at the same time. We do not recommend that you use it to design websites. Framework Structure tag
The framework allows you to open two or more pages in a browser window. As you can understand, it is actually a big
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This label only works when the browser does not support the framework structure. because almost all Web browsers currently support the framework structure, we will not introduce this label here. For more information, see the HTML manual on the Internet. Framework Structure and DTD
The dtd of the framework page is different from that of the general webpage. The declaration method is as follows:
And the content of each cell is an independent web page. Split the frame structure into columns ("cols" and "rows" attributes). Since we can say that the frame structure can be understood as a table with a webpage as a cell, We must split the frame structure into columns. The cols attribute divides the page into several columns, while the rows attribute divides the page into several rows. The following is an example. "Rows =" 25%, 75% "indicates that the page is divided into two rows because it has two attribute values, and their sizes are 25% and 75% respectively. Click here to view the display effect of the above Code. The framework tag has been used in the instance above the framework tag, and its src attribute is the content to be displayed in the framework. You can drag the two frameworks in this instance to change the size ratio. If you want them to be fixed, you can use the noresize = "noresize" attribute. : The tag is an empty tag. You need to add a "/" to meet the XHTML requirements. About