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my teacher said that we can use to divide web pages into sections. to divide them organizely, we use <frameset> </frameset> tags. and when we done encoding the codes, there were frames in it. can those frames be frameless?
i mean, our teacher did mention that we can have a webpage within a webpage but what tag to use when i want a frameless frameset? (is that?) can i use the tag <noframes></noframes>? and our teacher haven't discussed us about <noframes></noframes> tag.
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the noframes tag is used incase older browsers go to your website.
Personally i dont use frameset as it looks nasty and its harder to work out then <iframe></iframe> works in the same way as frameset, but you can put it in the place you want so much easier.
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the noframes tag is used incase older browsers go to your website.
Personally i dont use frameset as it looks nasty and its harder to work out then <iframe></iframe> works in the same way as frameset, but you can put it in the place you want so much easier.
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I avoid frames altogether and use nested tables.
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I used nested tables once, but now I'm looking at how to use the float attribute together with <div> to move things around without tables.
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i'll try that out. sori if i had only replied now. i don't have any internet at home. i only use the internet at school.
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tables and iframes are what i use. Pretty much all browsers support iframes now, so it's all good.
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i tried the tag <iframes> and it gave me an output of a box. are there any attributes for it?
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width and height for two of them. I personally like using tables to organize things. Frames and iframes are too messy for my liking.
Edit: Check this link for the attributes: http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/ht...al/iframe.html |
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Using iframe with tables gives you flixible layout without having to reload a page everytime.
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