True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or
false.
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To remove all the frame borders on a web page using frames, place a
frameborder=”0” attribute in the <frameset> tag. It is not necessary to use
this attribute in every single <frame /> tag.
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Include a http attribute in each <frame> tag with the address of the web
page to load in that frame.
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Although it is not required, most web pages with frames use the <noframes>
tag to instruct viewers with older non-frame supported browsers that the page they are trying to view
is using frames.
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Within the <frameset> and </frameset> tags, you should have a
<frame /> tag indicating which HTML document to display in each frame.
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A frameset document actually has no content.
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The <frameset> tag is used inside the <body> tag to create a
frameset web page.
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A frameset document is an HTML page that instructs the web browser to split its
window into multiple frames, and specifies which web page should be displayed in each frame.
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It is possible to nest one frameset inside of another.
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Normally, any frame that isn’t big enough to hold all of its contents will
have its own scrollbar(s).
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The target attribute is used to allow any link on the page to change the
contents of other frames.
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The <frameset> tag uses the row and cell attributes to arrange a web
page.
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Because you can’t predict the size of the window in which someone will
view your web page, it is often convenient to use percentages rather than exact pixel values to
dictate the size of the areas in a web page.
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