Understanding Frames
	Creating Frames
	Using ROWS and COLS attribute
	Changing Frame Border
	Linking and Targeting Frames
	Using SCROLLING attribute
	Using NORESIZE attribute
	Creating Complex Framesets
	Floating Frames (IFRAME)

Frame allow multiple HTML documents to be presented as independent windows (or sub windows) within one main browser window. This allows you to present two or more documents at once. A frame set document has declared that one HTML file should be shown on the left and a different HTML file should be shown on the right. Each frame is resizable and scrolls separately by default. Specify the initial size of each frame when you create the frame set document.

One of universally used technique on Web sites is Frames. Frames can be very useful for presenting information. When you visit a Web site whose pages are divided into sections and one or more sections remain unchanged while another section changes when you click on a link - you are seeing frames in action. In a site that uses frames, the borders between the frames may or may not be visible.

One frame can be used to keep some information static (such as a navigation bar or a site logo), while the other frame can contain the actual content of different sections of a Web site.

Note: Frames can also be usually be problematic due to bad HTML coding. If you don't feel confident with your Web design skills, adding frames can easily confuse your audience.

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