| Creating Complex Framesets |
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Nesting <FRAMESET> Tags |
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Magic Target Names |
Creating a frame area within an existing
frame is called Nesting. To achieve this effect place a second
<FRAMESET> block inside the
base <FRAMESET> block. When
one <FRAMESET> block is nested
inside the other, the nested block must replace one of the
<FRAME> tag in the outside
frameset. Doing so embeds the new frameset inside the area
defined for the <FRAME> tag it replaces.
Syntax:
<FRAMESET ROWS="..,…">
<FRAMESER COL="…,…>
<FRAME SRC="DUMMY.HTML">
<FRAME SRC="DUMMY.HTML">
</FRAMESET>
<FRAME SRC="DUMMY.HTML">
</FRAMESET>
You can assign four special values to a
TARGET attribute. Netscape calls these values Magic TARGET
names. By using these TARGET=attributes, in any context, you
can control the location where the linked file appears.
List of Magic TARGET names and their use
| Target attribute |
Use |
| TARGET="…." |
Sets the link to open in the frame named between the quotes. |
| TARGET="_self" |
Sets the link to open in the current frame. |
| TARGET="_blank" |
Sets the link to open a new window. |
| TARGET="_parent" |
Sets the link
to open in the parent frameset of the current Document.
If only one frameset is present, this removes the frameset. |
| TARGET="_top" |
Sets the link
to open in the new browser window, breaking out all frames. |
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