The Frameset Properties dialog box enables you to modify properties of a Frameset.
This dialog box lists all frames in a frame set. Here you can choose vertical or horizontal orientation for a set from the Orientation combo box.
Frames in a set are split by borders. You can change border width (in pixels) after checking the Border width check box. If the width is set to 0, there will be no visible border between frames in a set. The default width is 3.
You can also change size and size type of a single frame.
There are three types of frames: %, Pixel, and Auto.
%. The percentage (%) option divides a current frame by percentages specified in the Size control box.
Pixel. The Pixel option permits you to set an unchangeable size in pixels for a selected frame.
Auto. The Auto feature sets a frame size to a relative scale value.
% and Pixel are fixed sizes. After applying size information to these types of frames, remaining space gets devided among frames of the Auto type. If there is no frame that is set to Auto, the fixed sizes get scaled to fit the window.
To change size of a frame, select it, then set a type and enter size.
The Extra HTML button enables you to insert an extra HTML code into a current HTML tag. When you click on the button, the Extra HTML Tag Attributes dialog box gets displayed. Here you can enter extra tag attributes. You must be familiar with the HTML language to use this feature correctly.