Frameset is a web page that is made up of frames.
A web page that is made up of frames. A useful analogy: if the individual frames that make up the frameset are the 'children,' then the frameset is the 'parent.' [ edit
a browser window that derives it's content from two or more source pages
a container for displaying multiple pages at the same time
a document that contains multiple webpages, each of which is called a frame in this context
a method of showing two HTML pages in the same window
an HTML file that defines the layout and properties of a set of frames, including the number of frames, the size and placement of the frames, and the URL of the page to be initially displayed in each frame
an HTML page that defines the structure of a set of frames within a document
an HTML term that denotes the breaking up of the window into multiple pieces
a page structured in separate, independently scrollable sections (frames)
a special type of window that can display multiple, independently scrollable frames on a single screen, each with its own distinct URL
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a webpage that works as a sort of server for your other web pages
a Web page which defines a collection of at least two other
A frameset document lays out the frames in a multiframe Web page and loads specified URLs into each frame
Combining information from several "pages" into one page, usually first page seen on www.
a web document that defines the layout of frames on a web page. Its only function is to provide a "scaffold" for the frames. It has no content of its own.
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A grouping of frames on a web page. Also, the file that sets up the grouping of frames on a web page.
one web page that is divided into sections, allowing for more than one web page to be viewed on the same page. These pages normally have a link-index off to one side. Return
A HTML page that contains description of a site's frames such as its name, layout and content.
The set of frames that make up a page. The HTML tag that defines the number and positioning of the frames that appear in a browser window. See Frame(2).