HTML Tag Reference - HTML tag <frame>

This element creates a single frame within the <frameset> element. <frameset> tag replaces the <body> tag.

Browser compatibility


`<frame>`	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

What's new in HTML5

The <frame> tag is deprecated in HTML5.

Attribute

frameborder: Value:0 or 1
Not supported in HTML5. whether to show border
longdesc: Not supported in HTML5. URL that has a long description for the frame
marginheight: Not supported in HTML5. top and bottom margins in pixels for the frame
marginwidth: Not supported in HTML5. the left and right margins in pixels for the frame
name: Not supported in HTML5.the name of a frame.
noresize: Value:noresize
Not supported in HTML5.turn off the resize for frame
scrolling: Value:yes|no|auto
Not supported in HTML5. whether to display scrollbars in a frame.
src: Not supported in HTML5. Set the content URL for frame

Example

A demo showing how to use <frame> tag.

<html>
    <frameset rows="33%, 33%, *" cols="33%, 33%, *">
        <frame name="frame_1" src="frame(1).html">
        <frame name="frame_2" src="frame(2).html">
        <frame name="frame_3" src="frame(3).html">
        <frame name="frame_4" src="frame(4).html">
        <frame name="frame_5" src="frame(5).html">
        <frame name="frame_6" src="frame(6).html">
        <frame name="frame_7" src="frame(7).html">
        <frame name="frame_8" src="frame(8).html">
        <frame name="frame_9" src="frame(9).html">
    </frameset>
    <noframes>Your system doesn't support frames.</noframes>
</html>