Using frames. Dino's Pizzeria. Your instructor created this site to demonstrate how you can use tables and frames in a Web site. Dino's is a fictional restaurant.
Dino's Pizzeria viewed without frames if you're using a browser that can't handle frames. View/Source to see how NOFRAME HTML codes have been setup. Be sure to see this one.
Tigers. Another example of frames. Just the basics. Could serve as template for your own framed site. See the HTML code behind the frames.
Go to American Psychiatric Association (APA) site and View/Source to see the HTML used for creating the frames at this site.
Temple B'nai on free Geocities site. Created by your instructor using tables to give the appearance of frame. Same site but on its own domain address -- without the ads.
Parade Magazine. Here, too, View/Source to examine HTML code for creating frames.
PetCare. See if you can figure out why the Table of Contents (toc) frame doesn't work correctly.
1. Using View/Source compare the toc.htm PetCare page to the toc.htm Dino's Pizzeria page.(Clue: Note target code in Dino's toc.)
2. PetCare (Corrected). Using Netscape Navigator, go to the revised site that has had this code inserted into the toc.htm file: <base target="main">.
HTML Codes for Sample Website Using Frames. Includes Index, Table of Contents, and Main Page.
Internet Mental Health. Use View/Source to note HTML code.
Paddle Florida. Again use view/source to see HTML setting up frames. Note that when you go to links provided in the contents frame, the URL changes.