The <frame> Element

AVOIDNot in HTML5Obsolete

The <frame> element defines the contents and appearance of a single frame. NOTE: The <frame> element, as well as frames in general, are entirely obsolete in HTML5. They're bad for navigation, usability and accessibility. Don't use frames.

Attributes for <frame>

Type	Attribute List
'Standard' Attributes	"align", "bordercolor", "frameborder", "framespacing", "longdesc", "marginheight", "marginwidth", "name", "noresize", "scrolling", and "src"

Recommended Links

• CanIUse.com: Search <frame> (browser compatibility information)
• CanIEmail.com: Search <frame> (email client compatibility information)
• HTML 4.01: FRAME element
• HTML5 (WHATWG): frame element (Obsolete)
• MDN: <frame>

Search Engine Links (for more information)

• Bing "frame element"
• Google "frame element"