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2 In the Title box of the Document toolbar, type a name for the frameset document.

When a visitor views the frameset in a browser, the title appears in the browser’s title bar.

View or set frameset properties

Select a frameset by doing one of the following:

• Click a border between two frames in the frameset in the Document window’s Design view.

• Click the border that surrounds a frameset in the Frames panel (Window > Frames).

2 In the Property inspector (Window > Properties), click the expander arrow in the lower-right corner and set the

frameset options.

Borders Determines whether borders should appear around frames when the document is viewed in a browser. To

display borders, select Yes; to prevent the browser from displaying borders, select No. To allow the browser to

determine how borders are displayed, select Default.

Border Width Specifies a width for all the borders in the frameset.

Border Color Sets a color for the borders. Use the color picker to select a color, or type the hexadecimal value for a

color.

RowCol Selection Sets frame sizes for rows and columns of the selected frameset, click a tab on the left side or top

of the RowCol Selection area; then enter a height or width in the Value text box.

3 Tospecifyhowmuchspacethebrowserallocatestoeachframe,selectfromthefollowingchoicesintheUnitsmenu:

Pixels Sets the size of the selected column or row to an absolute value. Choose this option for a frame that should

always be the same size, such as a navigation bar. Frames with sizes specified in pixels are allocated space before

frames with sizes specified as percent or relative. The most common approach to frame sizes is to set a left-side frame

to a fixed pixel width and to set a right-size frame to relative, which enables the right frame to stretch to take up all

the remaining space after the pixel width is allocated.

Note: If all of your widths are specified in pixels, and a visitor views the frameset in a browser that’s too wide or too

narrow for the width you specified, then the frames stretch or shrink proportionately to fill the available space. The same

applies to heights specified in pixels. Thus, it’s generally a good idea to specify at least one width and height as relative.

Percent Specifies that the selected column or row should be a percentage of the total width or height of its frameset.

Frames with units set to Percent are allocated space after frames with units set to Pixels, but before frames with units

set to Relative.

Relative SpecifiesthattheselectedcolumnorrowbeallocatedtherestoftheavailablespaceafterPixelsandPercent

frames have had space allocated; that remaining space is divided proportionally among the frames with sizes set to

Relative.

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