FRAMES INTRO PAGE
- Before starting this frames exercise with MS Frontpage 2000;
- Make a new folder named "framesexercise" in the "My Webs" folder which is a subfolder of "My Documents"
- Ensure you have the ability to create frames ticked off in page options by selecting from the drop down menu: Tools > Page Options > Compatibility > tick frames.
- File
- New
- Page
- Select grey frames tab at top LHS of templates dialogue box.
- Select your frames option after watching preview of style at RHS
- For this exercise select "Content" template. Once selected note that while you see 2 frames the view on your screen is actually made up of 3 web pages.
- Click boarders to get an idea of the 3 web pages.
- Starting with the LHS frame click the new button.
- From templates select normal
- Insert a table consisting of 4 rows and one column. In the table insert the links:
- Format background colour to red.
- On the RHS frame click the new page button.
- Select "Normal" page from templates
- Title this page as INTRODUCTION.
- Format background colour of Introduction page blue.
- In the tools bar click the floppy disk icon to save these 3 web pages for the first time.
- Move the dialogue box away from the middle of screen. This should reveal another dialogue box showing the current page being saved.
- Save the LHS frame page as lhs.htm
- Save the RHS frame page as rhs.htm
- Save the all encompassing page (which extends from top, bottom, left and right edges of your screen) as index.htm
- Click once inside RHS frame
- File
- New Page
- Normal from template choices
- Title it as "PAGE TWO"
- Format its background to yellow.
- Save it as page_2.htm
- Test your frames site in a browser.
- If all is OK modify your frames with the following exercise:
MODIFYING FRAMES
- Right click inside left or RHS frame.
- Select Frames Properties
- Frames Page
- Frames tab
- Untick "Show Boarders"
REPEAT frames exercise with "Header" frames template.