There is one important section to include in the MASTER Page. The code to help all the non-frame capable visitors. If you create a framed site, it is good to have a "non-framed" version as well. Or, at the very least, have a message telling your visitor they are running a non-frame browser and your site is only available in frames. This section is the NOFRAMES section.
The NOFRAMES section contains the BODY section of a regular web page.
In the NOFRAMES section, the page acts like a non-framed (regular) page. If a frame capable browser visits a framed site, it will ignore the NOFRAMES area. If a non-frame browser visits a framed site, it will ignore the frames and run the code in the NOFRAMES area.
In the NOFRAMES area, you should enter at least one of the following :
The NOFRAMES section contains the BODY section of a regular web page.
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<html> <head> <title> Master Page Example </title> </head> <frameset cols="35%,65%"> <frame src="page1.html"> <frame src="page2.html" name="MainWindow"> </frameset> <noframes> <body> regular page code here </body> </noframes> </html> |
In the NOFRAMES section, the page acts like a non-framed (regular) page. If a frame capable browser visits a framed site, it will ignore the NOFRAMES area. If a non-frame browser visits a framed site, it will ignore the frames and run the code in the NOFRAMES area.
In the NOFRAMES area, you should enter at least one of the following :
- A link to a non-framed version of your site.
- A message telling them you only have a frames version.
- A link to another site since they can't enjoy yours.
