Frames

Frames, Tables, and Forms
<table> </table>: Tables - these tags allow you to insert tables into your page like all of mine. It has the following options:

width=n

height=n

border=n

cellpadding=n

cellspacing=n
It also includes the following tags with their associated options:

<tr></tr>

<td></td>

<th> </th>

align=left/middle/right

valign=top/middle/bottom

color=#rgbcode

colspan=n

rowspan=n
<frameset> </frameset>: Frameset - allows you to setup frames on your page. Includes the following:

rows="pixels/percentage"

cols="pixels/percentage"

frameborder=n

framewidth=n

marginheight=n

marginwidth=n
Also includes the frame tag to establish content. These include:

marginheight=n

marginwidth=n

name="name"

noresize

src="file.html/file.gif/file.jpg"

scrolling="yes/no/auto"
Don't forget the <noframes> tag for those browsers who can't handle frames or they won't get |-bunk-|
<frame>: Frame - includes the frame tag to establish content. These include:

marginheight=n

marginwidth=n

name="name"

noresize

src="file.html/file.gif/file.jpg"

scrolling="yes/no/auto"
<form> </form>: Form - this allows you to insert forms onto your page. It includes the following options:

method=POST/GET

action="file/script
Also, you can use the following to add checkbox's, text box's, and more. They include:

<input type="text/hidden/checkbox/radio/submit/reset size="n" maxlength="n" name="name" value="file/URL">

<select name="name" size="n">

<option value="value1">Value1</option>

<textarea name="name" rows="n" cols="n" value="file/URL" wrap="virtual"> </textarea>
<multicol> </multicol>: Multicolumns - allows almost the same effect as tables. It has the foowling options:

cols="n"

gutter="n"

width="pixels/percentage"