Creating and Using Frames
Chapter 7, "Frames," showed you how to create and use frames in your Web site. You can access and manipulate the contents of these frames by using the frame object. Each of the frames created in a document can be accessed through the frames object array, which is attached to the document object. The most important thing to remember about a frame object is that it is a window object. This means that each frame created is a separate window object, and all the properties, methods, and events associated with window objects can be applied.
→ To see how to set up an XHTML document using frames, see "Setting Up a Frames Document,"
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