Name

FRAMEBORDER — NN 3 IE 3 HTML n/a

Synopsis

FRAMEBORDER=”borderSwitch"

Optional

Controls whether all frames within the frameset display a border (acting as dividers between frame edges). The FRAMEBORDER attribute of FRAME elements can override the FRAMESET element’s setting for this attribute, but some frame organizations don’t lend themselves well to eliminating frames from subgroups of frames. Override the FRAMESET element’s attribute with caution and testing on all browsers and operating system platforms.

Example

<FRAMESET COLS="25%,50%,25%" FRAMEBORDER="no">...</FRAMESET>

Value

On-off values for this attribute vary with the browser. Navigator uses yes and no. Internet Explorer 4 accepts both yes | no and 1 | 0 (only the latter pair are specified for IE 3). For Version 4 cross-browser compatibility, use the yes/no pairing.

Default

yes

Object Model Reference

IE

[windowRef.]document.all.framesetID.frameBorder

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