Name
frameBorder — NN n/a IE 4 DOM n/a
Synopsis
Read/Write
Controls whether an individual frame within a frameset displays a
border. Controlling individual frame borders appears to be a problem
for most browsers in most operating system versions. Turning off the
border of one frame may have no effect if all adjacent frames have
their borders on. Feel free to experiment with the effects of turning
some borders on and some borders off, but be sure to test the final
effect on all browsers and operating systems used by your audience.
Rely more comfortably on the FRAMEBORDER attribute
or frameBorder property of the entire
FRAMESET.
Example
parent.document.all.otherFrame.frameBorder = "no"
Value
Internet Explorer 4 accepts the string values of 1
(on) and 0
(off) as well as yes and
no.
Default
yes
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