1. 1 Planning and Laying Out Frames Sketch the frame structure on paper before writing the HTML code two rows two columns

2. 2 Start Notepad (BBEdit)

3. 3 Enter Initial HTML Tags

4. 4 Setting Frame Rows Use the ROWS attribute in the tag to set the number and sizes of rows sizes of rows as a percentage of the screen

5. 5 Setting Frame Rows Additional rows may be added by simply specifying the height in percentage of screen height or number of pixels Asterisks may be used instead of numbers to evenly divide the remaining space available

6. 6 Setting Frame Rows first row is 30% high second row is 70% high Enter the FRAMESET tag on line 6 of your document

7. 7 Identifying the Header Content The frame in the first row will display the header Web page A tag must define each frame in the frame definition file Use the SRC attribute to identify the Web page that will display in the frame You will turn off scrolling because the header can display without having to scroll

8. 8 Identifying the Header Content Enter the FRAME tag on line 7 of your document Web page that displays in first frame scrolling turned off for first frame

9. 9 Setting Frame Columns Columns divide the screen vertically The COLS attribute works like the ROWS attribute If you need more than two columns, you must include the dimensions for the columns in the tag

10. 10 Setting Frame Columns Enter the FRAMESET tag on line 9 of your document first column is 25% wide second column is 75% wide

11. 11 Identifying the Column Content The first column will display the navigation page that will remain constant Do not turn off scrolling, in case further links are added in the future  The default scrolling setting is AUTO  The scroll bar will automatically be available for the frame, if needed

12. 12 Identifying the Column Content The second column will display variable information Use the NAME attribute to give that frame a target name  Links can use this target to direct the display of subsequent Web pages to that frame

13. 13 Identifying the Column Content Web page menu.htm displays in a second frame Web page home.htm displays in a third frame Name of third frame; other Web pages can use as a target Enter the FRAME tags on lines 10 and 11 of your document

14. 14 Ending the Framesets You must enter a tag for each tag begin frameset 1 begin frameset 2 end frameset 1 end frameset 2 Enter the /FRAMESET tags on lines 13 and 14 of your document

15. 15 Saving the HTML File Save the HTML file in your network account with framedef.htm as the file name file name