Name
FRAMESPACING — NN n/a IE 3 HTML n/a
Synopsis
FRAMESPACING=”pixelLength"Optional
The Internet Explorer FRAMESPACING attribute is an
older version of the BORDER attribute. The older
attribute is supported in IE 4 for backward compatibility. The
behavior of FRAMESPACING attribute is more uniform
across operating system versions of IE 4: a setting of 10 pixels
generates a border between frames that is essentially identical in
both Windows and Mac versions. For an IE-only deployment, the
FRAMESPACING attribute is a more accurate way to
create borders that look the same across operating system versions.
Example
<FRAMESET COLS="25%,50%,25%" FRAMESPACING="7">...</FRAMESET>
Value
A positive integer. Unlike the BORDER attribute,
however, a setting of zero does not remove the border. Use the
FRAMEBORDER attribute to hide borders entirely.
Default
2
Object Model Reference
- IE
[windowRef.]document.all.framesetID.frameSpacing
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