The Frame inspector provides a visual representation of the frames within a document. You can click a frame or frameset in the Frame inspector to select that frame or frameset in the document, and then you can view or edit the properties of the selected item in the Property inspector. See About frame and frameset properties.
The Frame inspector shows the hierarchy of the frameset structure in a way that may not be apparent in the document window. In the Frame inspector, a thick three-dimensional border surrounds a frameset; frames are surrounded by a thin gray line, and each frame is identified by a frame name.
To display the Frame inspector, do one of the following:
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Choose Window > Frames. |
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Press Ctrl+F10 (Windows) or Command+F10 (Macintosh). |
To select a frame in the Frame inspector:
Click the frame in the Frame inspector.
To select a frameset in the Frame inspector:
Click the border that surrounds the frames in the Frame inspector.