FrameShop

FrameShop Instructions

Fill in your preferences below for at least the first two Main Frames and any of their Sub Frames you want (note that only the Size is required for the frames you wish to create -- the other settings are optional). Click on the names of the various options to see their definitions.
Select any (the closest) 'Frame Me! button to see a sample document with your specified frames.
When you are satisfied with the results, click the 'View Source' link in the sample document, and save the file to your hard drive. (Note: the 'View Source' link requires a browser that supports cookies. Alternatively, you can use your browser's built-in 'View Source' function.)
Open the file and change each of the <FRAME SRC="some_frame.html"> lines to reflect your own documents you want loaded in those frames.

Select whether you want the Output Window to be the current window or a separate window
(if you choose a separate window, it will be created the first time and then re-used subsequent times).

Settings for the Main Frames -- Required

Divide the browser window into Main Frames with a Border Size of pixels (default = 5)
Main Frame	Size:	Scroll Bars:	No Resize:	Margin Height:	Margin Width:	Name:
1
2
3

Settings for the Sub Frames of Main Frame 1 -- Optional

Divide Main Frame 1 into Sub Frames
Sub Frame	Size:	Scroll Bars:	No Resize:	Margin Height:	Margin Width:	Name:
1 A
1 B
1 C

Settings for the Sub Frames of Main Frame 2 -- Optional

Divide Main Frame 2 into Sub Frames
Sub Frame	Size:	Scroll Bars:	No Resize:	Margin Height:	Margin Width:	Name:
2 A
2 B
2 C

Settings for the Sub Frames of Main Frame 3 -- Optional

Divide Main Frame 3 into Sub Frames
Sub Frame	Size:	Scroll Bars:	No Resize:	Margin Height:	Margin Width:	Name:
3 A
3 B
3 C

Check out my ColorMaker page
for an easy way to make colorful web pages
and my TableMaker page
for an easy way to make nicely-formatted tables

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Updated on Feb 12, 1998