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Need to turn a already created webpage into a frame down set?
- Thread starter keano
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EugenePaliev
Programmer
Hello keano!
1) Open a blank page (File > New Window);
2) Insert a top frame (Insert > Frames > Top);
3) Save file as frameset (File > Save Frameset As...);
4) open Properties window (Window > Properties) and Frames window (Window > Frames);
5) select top frame (Frames window now divided by 2 parts called topFrame and mainFrame. Select topFrame);
6) select source of topFrame (in Properties window find Src attribute and change it on appropriate one);
7) set other attributes of topFrame in Properties window;
8) repeat steps 5 to 7 with mainFrame;
9) save frameset (File > Save Frameset);
That's it!
Tip: if you need to change the whole frameset (for example, to change size of topFrame) select light grey border between frames (your arrow now has two ends) and set all necessary attributes in the Properties window.
Good Luck!
1) Open a blank page (File > New Window);
2) Insert a top frame (Insert > Frames > Top);
3) Save file as frameset (File > Save Frameset As...);
4) open Properties window (Window > Properties) and Frames window (Window > Frames);
5) select top frame (Frames window now divided by 2 parts called topFrame and mainFrame. Select topFrame);
6) select source of topFrame (in Properties window find Src attribute and change it on appropriate one);
7) set other attributes of topFrame in Properties window;
8) repeat steps 5 to 7 with mainFrame;
9) save frameset (File > Save Frameset);
That's it!
Tip: if you need to change the whole frameset (for example, to change size of topFrame) select light grey border between frames (your arrow now has two ends) and set all necessary attributes in the Properties window.
Good Luck!
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