Once you've named a frame, you can create links in one frame that target the named frame by using the TARGET attribute. You can create links in the left frame's document that target the right frame. It's essential to use these targeted links if you want to keep a navigation element in one frame while having another frame's content change. If you don't specify a TARGET attribute in the link, then the current frame is replaced instead of a different frame.

Syntax:

<A HREF="HTML file name" TARGET="Window_Name"> / </A>

In this Exercise, you will learn to create a Top-Down, Three-Level Hierarchy Frames

The <BASE TARGET = "right"> line specifies that all the links on this page will load into the window with the name "right".

This line divides your document area with 15%, 70% and 15% into 3 parts.

In the frame tag, Name attribute specifies the name of the frame. A.htm specified in src attribute opens the file in the first frame. noresize attribute will not allow to resize this frame.

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