What is the first object in the Frame set of Objects , and why can't you drag it into your frameset? That, friends, is no ordinary frame. It's an inline frame, better known as an iFrame, and it's not used in a frameset, but to create a frame right inside a regular HTML page. iFrames are neat because they can be placed anywhere on your page, giving the effect of a virtual window.
To create an iFrame, open a page in Layout mode and drag the iFrame object in. An iFrame can be placed into a layer, a table cell, or anywhere else in a page (Figure 76). Figure 76. Postion an iFrame on a page by placing it into a layer, table cell, or Layout Grid.Designate the page that will load into the iFrame using the Source field of the Inspector or by dragging a page from the Site window and dropping it onto the iFrame. In the Inspector, set options such as the height, width, or alignment of the iFrame. Add a margin if desired by entering pixel dimensions into the Margin fields or enable the Border checkbox if you'd like a border to show around the iFrame. |