If you can??™t see the frame borders, choose
View ??? Visual Aids ??? Frame Borders.
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Use the Frames panel to visually select a frame to modify.
Click outer frame border to select frameset
Click frame name to select frame
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To select a specific frame, click inside the represented image of the frame in the Frames panel. You can
resize the Frames panel to get a better sense of the page layout, especially for complex pages. You can also
select a frame by pressing Alt (Option+Shift) and clicking in the desired frame in the Document window.
When you are working with multiple framesets, use the Tag Selector together with the Frames
panel to identify the correct nested frameset. Selecting a frameset in the Tag Selector causes it
to be identified in the Frames panel with a heavy black border.
After a frame is selected, you can move from one frame to another within the same frameset by pressing Alt
(Command) and then using the right and left arrow keys. You can move from a nested frameset to its parent
frame by using the keyboard shortcut Alt+up arrow (Command+up arrow). Likewise, you can move from a
parent frameset to its child frame by pressing Alt+down arrow (Command+down arrow).
Saving framesets and frames
Remember that when you??™re working with frames, you??™re working with multiple HTML files.
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