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Frameset HTML Tutorial

The HTML `<frameset>` tag is used to divide the browser window into multiple sections, each capable of loading a separate HTML document. It replaces the `<table>` tag and uses `rows` and `cols` attributes to define the layout. However, the `<frameset>` tag is not supported in HTML5, and `<iframe>` should be used for embedding documents instead.

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Frameset HTML Tutorial

The HTML `<frameset>` tag is used to divide the browser window into multiple sections, each capable of loading a separate HTML document. It replaces the `<table>` tag and uses `rows` and `cols` attributes to define the layout. However, the `<frameset>` tag is not supported in HTML5, and `<iframe>` should be used for embedding documents instead.

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HTML Frameset Tutorial

In HTML, the `` tag is used to divide the browser window into multiple sections where each section can load a
separate HTML document.

■ Example: Nested Frameset

Explanation:
• The `` tag replaces the `` tag in an HTML document.
• The `rows` and `cols` attributes define the layout of the frames.
• Each `` tag defines one individual frame and the HTML page it displays.
• In the above example: The window is divided horizontally into two parts (30% and 70%). The bottom 70% is
further divided vertically into two equal parts (50% and 50%).

Syntax:
<frameset rows='value' cols='value'> Defines frame structure
<frame src='URL'> Defines content for each frame

■■ Note:
The `` tag is not supported in HTML5. Use `` for embedding documents instead.

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