- 1). Set up the basics of your web page in the normal fashion, using the opening and closing <head> tags, but do not use the standard <body> tag.
- 2). Replace the <body> tag with the new <frameset> tag, which will tell the browser to render the web page using frames instead.
- 3). Use the "cols" feature of the frameset tags to indicate how many frames there should be and how large they will appear on the screen. Setting the tag to <framset cols="50%, 50%"> would create two equally large frames that cut the screen in half.
- 4). Add in the <frame src> tag to tell the browser what to display inside of the frames. Place the address of a separate web page within the tag, such as <frame src="www.mysite.com/somepage.html">
- 5). Utilize the multiple frames of the web page to display information in a more organized fashion. You can use a top frame to display your company's logo, while a middle frame could scroll up and down through the bulk of the content in your web page.
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