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na | Framing, framed |
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na | Frames web pages (vs non-frames, the majority of web pages) |
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Framing, framed Explanation: The reference below ("Framing the Web") will give a brief explanation of frames. Reference: http://www.webreference.com/dev/frames/ |
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Frames web pages (vs non-frames, the majority of web pages) Explanation: With frames you can leave areas of the screen unchanged (such as list of links/content, or banner/logo sections, etc). See the reference below for an example of frames. Most web designers advise against frames. Regards. Luis Luis Reference: http://www.eyewearbid.com/ |
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