Tag Reference - frameset

Sets the width of the border around the object.

Sets the colour of the frame border.

The CSS style class to be applied to this tag. This could be used, for example, to create a style for "important" items, using a line in the style sheet as below:

.important { font-color: red }

This can be applied to the tag as follows:

<b class="important">This is important.</b>

The value for this attribute should be a comma-delimited list of sizes for the columns in the frameset. These can be pixel sizes, percentages or "*", which indicates that the frame occupies the remaining space. "*" can also be prefixed by a number, to determine how the remaining space is divided. For example, specifying "*,3*" is the same as "25%, 75%". Using "50%, *, *" would create a frame occupying half of the screen (or parent frame), followed by two 25% width frames.

Determines whether a border appears around the frame.

Sets the amount of space between frames.

A unique alphanumeric identifier used to identify this object/tag. This identifier can be used in scripting languages to refer to the tag or object.

The language of the text enclosed by this tag, as defined in RFC 1766 (eg en-gb for British English).

In Microsoft's implementation, sets the language for the scripts defined in the tag's event handlers.

The value for this attribute should be a comma-delimited list of sizes for the rows in the frameset. These can be pixel sizes, percentages or "*", which indicates that the frame occupies the remaining space. "*" can also be prefixed by a number, to determine how the remaining space is divided. For example, specifying "*,3*" is the same as "25%, 75%". Using "50%, *, *" would create a frame occupying half of the screen (or parent frame), followed by two 25% height frames.

Inline style-sheet information.

Advisory text for this tag - this could define an abbreviation or acronym, explain where a link goes or provide some other useful description.