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Additional iconmenu :: Frames


This category contains the fundamental statements being in connection with frames. Frames make you possible to have more than one HTML document (page) in one browser window. In this way you can put your menu bar created in a separated HTML document on the left side of the screen and the page content belonging to the selected menu item on the right. You should keep in mind that each browser do not support frames. Fortunately it is true only for the browsers having older version number. All of the up-to-date browsers support representing frames.

We tell you what each icon does and illustrate them as far as possible to make them understable. Globe also has an automatic help system about which you can read in more detail in the tutorial section.

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[ Frameset ] Frame set: By pushing this button Globe inserts the
<FRAMESET></FRAMESET> elements into the text at the position of the cursor and puts it between them. You can set the fundamental parameters of the frame by means of this statement. If you want to set the properties of it put the cursor before the HTML starting element > and hit a space. Globe will help you to select parameters. You can read about this function in more detail in the tutorial section.

[ Frame ] Frame: By pushing this button Globe inserts the
<FRAME NAME="" SRC="" FRAMEBORDER="no"> element into the text. You can set the parameters of an individual part of the frame. The inserted statement is a general pattern that you can complete or modify as you want. If you want to set additional properties for it put the cursor before the HTML starting element > and hit a space. Globe will help you to select parameters. You can read about this function in more detail in the tutorial section.

[ IFrame ] IFRAME: By pushing this button Globe inserts the
<IFRAME SRC="" FRAMEBORDER="no"></IFRAME> elements into the text at the position of the cursor and puts it between them. If you want to set additional properties for it put the cursor before the HTML starting element > and hit a space. Globe will help you to select parameters. You can read about this function in more detail in the tutorial section.

[ No Frame ] NOFRAME: By pushing this button Globe inserts the
<NOFRAME></NOFRAME> elements into the text at the position of the cursor and puts it between them. The older versions of browsers refusing to manage frames shows the text written between these elements. This statement has no additional option.

[ Base ] Base reference: By pushing this button Globe inserts the
<BASE HREF=""> element into the text. The default reference can be defined by means of it. If you want to set additional properties for it put the cursor before the HTML starting element > and hit a space. Globe will help you to select parameters. After setting parameters remember to close the reference by putting a </A> after it. You can read about automatic help function in more detail in the tutorial section.


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