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frameSet element

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Specifies the layout for a set of independent window regions.
The frameSet element allows authors to group and order frame tags within a document. Using frames can prevent search engines from finding the contents within pages, so it is not recommended to use the frameSet and frame elements (because of the indexing mechanism of search robots).
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This element requires a closing tag.
JavaScript page for this element: frameSet.

Possible members:

Attributes
Events
Styles
border
Specifies the width of the border between frames.
borderColor
Sets the color of the border.
class
Sets the style class or classes that belong to the element.
cols
Sets the widths of the columns within a frameSet element. All frame elements in the same column has the same width as the column.
contentEditable
3
Sets whether the contents of the object are editable.
frameBorder
Sets whether the frame is surrounded by a 3-D border.
frameSpacing
Sets the space between frames in pixels.
HIDEFOCUS
Specifies whether a dotted rectangle (focus rectangle) is drawn around an object while it has focus.
id
Sets a unique identifier for the object.
lang
Specifies the language of the element.
language
Sets the scripting language for the current element. Use it only for the script element.
name
Sets the name of an element.
rows
Sets the heights of the rows within a frameSet element. All frame elements in the same row have the same height as the row.
style
Sets an inline style associated with an element.
tabIndex
Specifies the tabbing order for keyboard navigation using the TAB key.
title
Specifies a tooltip for an element.
unSelectable
Sets whether the selection process can start in an element's content.

Example HTML code 1:

This example illustrates the use of the frameSet element:
Code
topFrame.htm
mainFrame.htm
<frameset rows="110,*" cols="*" border="10px">
    <frame src="topFrame.htm" name="topFrame" scrolling="No"/>
    <frame src="mainFrame.htm" name="mainFrame"/>
</frameset>
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