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Understanding Frames 160 Understanding Frames Frames are an HTML mechanism you can use to subdivide the browser window into independent areas. When a site visitor scrolls the Layout, the frame doesn’t scroll with it, so you can keep navigation buttons in view at all times. Frames can also reduce the amount of refreshing required by your visitor’s browser. MasterBorder applied to site’s Home page Left border is an AutoFrame with a picture in the background Browser redraws only the content of the Layout area when a site visitor uses a link to a child page sharing the same MasterBorder and frame
Chapter 11 Working with AutoFrames Each frame displays its own content, which can include links, a form, regions, or any text, graphic, or media objects. Links within a frame can display a page, or display information in the same frame or a different frame. You can define targets for the links contained in one frame so they retrieve content into another frame. A special type of HTML page—called a frameset—establishes the combination of frames and frame properties that make up the browser window display. The frameset specifies the number of frames, defines their size and placement, and specifies the pages or resources that make up their original or default content. <strong>NetObjects</strong> <strong>Fusion</strong> supports two ways of creating frames. • You can use the Properties panel in Page view to set AutoFrames and add navigation controls, banners, text, graphics, links, and scroll bars. An AutoFrame frameset contains a body frame for the Layout area of the page and frames for one or more of the MasterBorder margins: Left, Right, Top, Bottom. An AutoFrame frameset cannot have more than these five frames and they must be in the specified positions. • If you require more than five frames or frames in different positions, you can manually code frames using HTML. See “Examples of Page and AutoFrame HTML” on page 818. Although Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer support frames, not all browsers do. If you use frames, you might want to consider creating an alternate site for visitors with browsers that do not support frames. See “Accommodating Browsers that Don't Support Frames” on page 820 and “Directing Visitors to a Browser-Specific Page” on page 609. Within a frame, you can influence how variations in browser fonts affect your design. The Rows and Columns properties work within a frame the same way they work within a Layout. For information, see “Optimizing Dynamic Page Layout Output” on page 123. 161
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NetObjects Fusion 10 User Guide
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Contents Build Your Site’s Succes
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Setting Site Management Properties
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Page View Toolbars . . . . . . . .
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Creating a New Embedded Object . .
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Applying a Text Style to a Paragrap
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Working with Photos. . . . . . . .
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Styling Forms in the Selectors View
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Welcome to NetObjects Fusion NetObj
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Chapter 1 NetObjects Fusion Basics
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