Frames

Frames create new "panels" in the web browser window that are used to display content from different source documents.

<frame>

Usage	Defines a frame.
Start/End Tag	Required/IllegalSee note for XHTML 1.0 requirements.
Attributes	name="..."The name of a frame.
	src="/books/2/631/1/html/2/..."The source to be displayed in a frame.
	frameborder="..."Toggles the border between frames (0, 1).
	marginwidth="..."Sets the space between the frame border and content.
	marginheight="..."Sets the space between the frame border and content.
	noresizeDisables sizing.
	scrolling="..."Determines scrollbar presence (auto, yes, no).
Empty	Yes.
Notes	In XHTML 1.0, this tag should take the XML form of <frame /> to ensure compatibility with older browsers. Margins should normally be set using Cascading Style Sheets.

<frameset>...</frameset>

Usage	Defines the layout of frames within a window.
Start/End Tag	Required/Required.
Attributes	rows="..."The number of rows.
	cols="..."The number of columns.
	onload="..."The intrinsic event triggered when the document loads.
	onunload="..."The intrinsic event triggered when the document unloads.
Empty	No.
Notes	Framesets can be nested.

<iframe>...</iframe>

Usage	Creates an inline frame.
Start/End Tag	Required/Required.
Attributes	name="..."The name of the frame.
	src="/books/2/631/1/html/2/..."The source to be displayed in a frame.
	frameborder="..."Toggles the border between frames (0, 1).
	marginwidth="..."Sets the space between the frame border and content.
	marginheight="..."Sets the space between the frame border and content.
	scrolling="..."Determines scrollbar presence (auto, yes, no).
	height="..."Height.
	width="..."Width.
Deprecated	align="..."Controls alignment (left, center, right, justify).
Empty	No.

<noframes>...</noframes>

Usage	Alternative content when frames are not supported.
Start/End Tag	Required/Required.
Attributes	None.
Empty	No.