After you have told the browser how much space to allocate for each frame, it is time to tell the browser what to put into each frame. You do this with the FRAME element.
<FRAME> has the following attributes:
 
src  This attribute is used to specify what should be loaded into this frame.
 
name  This is used to indicate the name to be associated with this frame. This is the target name for the <A> element.
 
scrolling  Scrolling has three values:
yes, no and auto. No does not allow scrolling. Yes gives you always a scrollbar. Auto displays a scrollbar if the content doesn't fit into the frame.
 
frameborder  Tells the browser whether to draw a border around this frame (1, this is the default value), or not (0).
 
noresize  This is a Boolean attribute. It tells the browser that this frame is not resizable by the visitor.
 
marginheight
marginwidth  The height and width of margin between frame contents and borders in pixels.
 
Here is an example on how a framed page would look like:
 
<FRAMESET rows="20%, 80%">
<FRAME src="top.html" frameborder="0" noresize scrolling="no">
<FRAMESET cols="30%, 70%">
<FRAME src="buttons.html" noresize scrolling="auto">
<FRAME src="main.html" scrolling="yes" name="main">
</FRAMESET>
</FRAMESET>
 

Header and logo
navigator buttons	The main window

You should be very careful when adding links to a framed site. You should always specify the target name. If you have the home button, you should put the _top value for the target name. It will cancel the effects of frames. This is a common example of unintentional nesting if you forget the target name.
 

Header and logo
navigator buttons	Header and logo navigator buttons The main window

If you have a framed site, you will surely want to put a notice for visitor that have browser that don't support frames. The element that allows that is the <NOFRAMES> element. You should place the <NOFRAMES> element in the outermost FRAMESET. It has a start and end tag, and the content is standard HTML. You can make a special site for visitors that don't support frames if you like with this element.