Webtech U Frame Class

<BODY BACKGROUND="http://melsgraphics.com/images/homeworkframesbg.jpg" BGCOLOR="#B7B8BC" STYLE="font-family: 'Trebuchet MS', Arial, sans-serif; color: #3E3F54; font-size: 16px;"> <TABLE WIDTH="97%" BORDER="0" CELLPADDING="0"> <TR VALIGN="TOP"> <TD> <IMG SRC="http://melsgraphics.com/images/homeworkblank.gif" WIDTH="120" HEIGHT="3" BORDER="0" ALT=""> </TD> <TD> <H1 ALIGN="CENTER" STYLE="font-family: Georgia, 'Times New Roman', serif; color: #667AA8; font-size: 30px;"> ~Welcome to My Homework Pages~</H1> <H2><IMG SRC="http://melsgraphics.com/images/htmllessons201.gif" WIDTH="102" HEIGHT="49" ALT="Heading image.">HTML 201 -Frames Intro</H2> <P><STRONG><SPAN STYLE="font-size: 20px; color: #50638A">You've been Framed.</SPAN></STRONG><BR> Frames, you see them all over the internet. They can either make a site look professional and cause <BR>it to be easily navigated, or they can drive the visitor nuts. Many considerate site owners add a <BR>frames option and a no frames option for viewers visiting their site. Before adding frames to your <BR>homepage think about what purpose will be served by using frames.</P> <P>One of the best uses of a frame is to add navigation, a menu bar that stays with the visitor while they visit your site. They can open the pages they would like to see and continue to have the menu bar at their disposal. Using frames is basically having two or more pages visible to the visitor at one time.</P> </TD> <TD VALIGN="TOP"> <DIV> <MAP NAME="map2"> <AREA HREF="http://melsgraphics.com/" target="_blank" ALT="To MelsGraphics.com" SHAPE=RECT COORDS="1,1,73,359"> </MAP> <IMG SRC="http://melsgraphics.com/images/paintdrops.png" ALIGN="CENTER" BORDER="0" WIDTH="90" HEIGHT="359" USEMAP="#map2" NAME="second"><MAP NAME="map2"></MAP> </DIV> </TD> </TR> </TABLE> <TABLE WIDTH="87%" BORDER="0" CELLPADDING="0"> <TR VALIGN="TOP"> <TD> <IMG SRC="http://melsgraphics.com/images/homeworkblank.gif" WIDTH="120" HEIGHT="3" BORDER="0" ALT=""> </TD> <TD> <P STYLE="font-size: 14px; color: #800000"><EM>A negative side to using frames is that it decreases the amount of a page that can be <BR>viewed at once, because you are using a portion of the screen space for another <BR>frame. People can become very irritated when they try to leave your site but cannot <BR>leave your frame. This does not encourage return visits. Another draw back is that the <BR>viewer can not see the actual URL they are on. It will always show the frameset page <BR>URL. Bookmarking a page on a framed site does not always work as expected and can <IMG BORDER="0" src="http://melsgraphics.com/images/papers.png" ALIGN="RIGHT" WIDTH="216" HEIGHT="48" ALT="papers"><BR>be frustrating. Viewers can also get caught in your frame after leaving your page.</EM> </P> </TD> </TR> </TABLE> <TABLE WIDTH="97%" BORDER="0" CELLPADDING="0"> <TR VALIGN="TOP"> <TD width="122"> <IMG SRC="http://melsgraphics.com/images/homeworkblank.gif" WIDTH="120" HEIGHT="3" BORDER="0" ALT=""> </TD> <TD> <BODY BACKGROUND="http://melsgraphics.com/images/homeworkframesbg.jpg" BGCOLOR="#B7B8BC" STYLE="font-family: 'Trebuchet MS', Arial, sans-serif; color: #3E3F54; font-size: 16px;"> <TABLE WIDTH="97%" BORDER="0" CELLPADDING="0"> <TR VALIGN="TOP"> <TD> <IMG SRC="http://melsgraphics.com/images/homeworkblank.gif" WIDTH="120" HEIGHT="3" BORDER="0" ALT=""> </TD> <TD> <H1 ALIGN="CENTER" STYLE="font-family: Georgia, 'Times New Roman', serif; color: #667AA8; font-size: 30px;"> ~Welcome to My Homework Pages~</H1> <H2><IMG SRC="http://melsgraphics.com/images/htmllessons201.gif" WIDTH="102" HEIGHT="49" ALT="Heading image.">HTML 201 -Frames Intro</H2> <P><STRONG><SPAN STYLE="font-size: 20px; color: #50638A">You've been Framed.</SPAN></STRONG><BR> Frames, you see them all over the internet. They can either make a site look professional and cause <BR>it to be easily navigated, or they can drive the visitor nuts. Many considerate site owners add a <BR>frames option and a no frames option for viewers visiting their site. Before adding frames to your <BR>homepage think about what purpose will be served by using frames.</P> <P>One of the best uses of a frame is to add navigation, a menu bar that stays with the visitor while they visit your site. They can open the pages they would like to see and continue to have the menu bar at their disposal. Using frames is basically having two or more pages visible to the visitor at one time.</P> </TD> <TD VALIGN="TOP"> <DIV> <MAP NAME="map2"> <AREA HREF="http://melsgraphics.com/" target="_blank" ALT="To MelsGraphics.com" SHAPE=RECT COORDS="1,1,73,359"> </MAP> <IMG SRC="http://melsgraphics.com/images/paintdrops.png" ALIGN="CENTER" BORDER="0" WIDTH="90" HEIGHT="359" USEMAP="#map2" NAME="second"><MAP NAME="map2"></MAP> </DIV> </TD> </TR> </TABLE> <TABLE WIDTH="87%" BORDER="0" CELLPADDING="0"> <TR VALIGN="TOP"> <TD> <IMG SRC="http://melsgraphics.com/images/homeworkblank.gif" WIDTH="120" HEIGHT="3" BORDER="0" ALT=""> </TD> <TD> <P STYLE="font-size: 14px; color: #800000"><EM>A negative side to using frames is that it decreases the amount of a page that can be <BR>viewed at once, because you are using a portion of the screen space for another <BR>frame. People can become very irritated when they try to leave your site but cannot <BR>leave your frame. This does not encourage return visits. Another draw back is that the <BR>viewer can not see the actual URL they are on. It will always show the frameset page <BR>URL. Bookmarking a page on a framed site does not always work as expected and can <IMG BORDER="0" src="http://melsgraphics.com/images/papers.png" ALIGN="RIGHT" WIDTH="216" HEIGHT="48" ALT="papers"><BR>be frustrating. Viewers can also get caught in your frame after leaving your page.</EM> </P> </TD> </TR> </TABLE> <TABLE WIDTH="97%" BORDER="0" CELLPADDING="0"> <TR VALIGN="TOP"> <TD width="122"> <IMG SRC="http://melsgraphics.com/images/homeworkblank.gif" WIDTH="120" HEIGHT="3" BORDER="0" ALT=""> </TD> <TD> <P ALIGN="left">This is my homework pages for HTML201 Frames  On these pages I will learn about <BR>Frames as well as put all info taught to me. A way to keep all info together for easy <BR>reference for myself as well as get some hands on experience. So far my lessons have <BR>been great with WebTech University and look forward to all courses offered. You can <BR>see my lessons; HTML101, HTML201Tables, HTML201Forms and HTML Frames which I <BR>have connected all together. Click on my image map below, or the links above.</P> <P ALIGN="CENTER"><STRONG><SPAN STYLE="font-size: 20px; color: #50638A"> Now on to the Lessons</SPAN></STRONG></P> <CENTER> <DIV> <MAP NAME="map1"> <AREA HREF="http://melsgraphics.com/homework201tables-1.html" target="_top" ALT="Html 201-Tables Lessons" SHAPE=RECT COORDS="35,24,119,66"> <AREA HREF="http://melsgraphics.com/homework101-1.html" target="_top" ALT="Html 101 Lessons" SHAPE=RECT COORDS="125,18,192,53"> <AREA HREF="http://webtechu.com" target="_blank" ALT="WebTech University" SHAPE=RECT COORDS="193,6,255,46"> <AREA HREF="http://melsgraphics.com/framelesson.html" ALT="Html 201-Frames Lessons" SHAPE=RECT COORDS="262,19,335,65"> <AREA HREF="http://melsgraphics.com/homework201forms-1.html" target="_top" ALT="Html 201-Forms Lessons" SHAPE=RECT COORDS="417,21,507,78"></MAP> <IMG SRC="http://melsgraphics.com/images/homeworkfooter.png" BORDER="0" WIDTH="521" HEIGHT="89" USEMAP="#map1" NAME="first"><MAP NAME="map1"></MAP> </DIV> </CENTER> </TD> <TD> <IMG BORDER="0" src="http://melsgraphics.com/images/paintdrops2.png" WIDTH="68" HEIGHT="293" ALT="Messy paint dripping"> </TD> </TR> </TABLE> </BODY> <DIV> <MAP NAME="map1"> <AREA HREF="http://melsgraphics.com/homework201tables-1.html" target="_top" ALT="Html 201-Tables Lessons" SHAPE=RECT COORDS="35,24,119,66"> <AREA HREF="http://melsgraphics.com/homework101-1.html" target="_top" ALT="Html 101 Lessons" SHAPE=RECT COORDS="125,18,192,53"> <AREA HREF="http://webtechu.com" target="_blank" ALT="WebTech University" SHAPE=RECT COORDS="193,6,255,46"> <AREA HREF="http://melsgraphics.com/framelesson.html" ALT="Html 201-Frames Lessons" SHAPE=RECT COORDS="262,19,335,65"> <AREA HREF="http://melsgraphics.com/homework201forms-1.html" target="_top" ALT="Html 201-Forms Lessons" SHAPE=RECT COORDS="417,21,507,78"></MAP> <IMG SRC="http://melsgraphics.com/images/homeworkfooter.png" BORDER="0" WIDTH="521" HEIGHT="89" USEMAP="#map1" NAME="first"><MAP NAME="map1"></MAP> </DIV> </CENTER> </TD> <TD> <IMG BORDER="0" src="http://melsgraphics.com/images/paintdrops2.png" WIDTH="68" HEIGHT="293" ALT="Messy paint dripping"> </TD> </TR> </TABLE> </BODY>