Table of Contents | Previous | Next | Index

# Frame

A window can display multiple, independently scrollable frames on a single screen, each with its own distinct URL. These frames are created using the `FRAME` tag inside a `FRAMESET` tag. A series of frames makes up a page. Each frame can point to different URLs and be targeted by other URLs, all within the same page. The `Frame` object is provided a convenience for referring to the objects that constitute frames. However, JavaScript actually represents a frame using a `window` object. Every `Frame` object is a `window` object, and has all the methods and properties of a `window` object. However, a window that is a frame differs slightly from a top-level window. See `window` for complete information on frames.

Client-side object |
Implemented in | JavaScript 1.0 JavaScript 1.1: added `blur` and `focus` methods; added `onBlur` and `onFocus` event handlers

Table of Contents | Previous | Next | Index

Last Updated: 05/28/99 11:59:30

Copyright (c) 1999 Netscape Communications Corporation