How to do tables1) First type in the main tags (HTML,HEAD,TITLE,BODY) 2) type in the table tag "<TABLE>" If you want to have a table type in <TABLE border>3) next type in "<TR>": TR stands for Table Row 4) next type in "<TD>": TD stands for Table Data 5) For each cell do a "</TD>": for any new cell do a new <TD> 6) At the end of each row use a "</TR>": for any new row do a new <TR> |
How to do frames1) First start off with the main tags of HTML, HEAD, TITLE, & BODY2) place the frame source code between the </HEAD> & the <BODY> 3) type in <FRAMESET COLS="#%,#%" border="#" framespacing="#" frameborder="YES OR NO"> NOTE: Frameset COLS= the size of the colums is to split the window into colums horizontally border = size of the boder of frames in pixels framespacing = space between frames frameborder = says whether or not to show a border or not 4) next type in <FRAME SRC="frame1.html" NAME="frame1" FRAMEBORDER="#" FRAMEWIDTH="#">, the naming of the frame and the source is what the page will use to call upon for the frames 5) next redo for frame 2, just change the number 1 to 2 6) next do the </FRAMESET> 7) next do the no frames source for people that have a browser that can't show frames here is the source code for it: <NOFRAMES> <h1 align=center><blink>Frame ALERT!</blink></h1> <p> This document is designed to be viewed using <b>Netscape 4.5</b>'s Frame features. If you are seeing this message, you are using a frame <i>challenged</i> browser. </p> <p> A <b>Frame-capable7lt;/b> browser can be gotten from <a href=/>Netscape Communications</a>. </p> </NOFRAMES>8) next type in <BODY> 9) and last but not least type in your </BODY> & </HTML> |