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A frameset is never displayed by itself. Frames, on the
other hand, are complete HTML documents that can be viewed and edited separately or together in the
organization described by the frameset.
A frameset takes the place of the tags that contain the content of a Web page in an HTML document.
Here??™s what the HTML for a basic frameset looks like:




Notice that the content of a tag consists entirely of tags, each one referring to a
different Web page. The only other element that can be used inside of a tag is another
tag.
In Dreamweaver??™s Code view, you can directly add a ... tag pair by clicking the
Frameset button on the Frames menu of the Insert bar??™s HTML category. Add a tag in Code view
by clicking the Frame button on the Insert bar. Of course, Dreamweaver gives you other ways to create
framesets in Design view; see the ???Creating a Frameset and Frames??? section later in this chapter for more
information.
Columns and rows
Framesets, much like tables, are made up of columns and rows. The columns and rows attributes (cols and
rows) are lists of comma-separated values.


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