Frames

Using frames, the screen is divided into areas, with each area possibly displaying a different document, each one scrolled independently. Among other uses, frames facilitate the use of table of contents and button bars that do not vanish as the user scrolls down the main document:

A frame-based document replaces the Body element with a Frameset element:

<HTML>
<HEAD>...</HEAD>
<FRAMESET>...</FRAMESET>
</HTML>

The Frameset element defines an area that generally fills the end user's screen. This area is divided into frames using the Cols or Rows attribute. These attributes take a value that specifies the width or height of the sub-areas. ...

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