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- Overview
- How to?
- Nesting the framesets
- Changing a support frame into a standard frame
Warning
From version 18, the framesets are available for backward compatibility with the former sites. However, they are not supported in HTML 5 and they are not recommended for the referencing and/or for the navigation from mobile devices. We advise you to replace the framesets by pages that share page templates and/or control templates.
By default, a frameset is used to display several pages in the same window of the browser. It is possible for one of the pages displayed in the frameset to be a frameset itself: this is known as "nested framesets". The nested framesets can be used to perform outstanding page layout for example. For example: Nesting the framesets To nest the framesets: - Display the main frameset in the page editor.
- Select the frame where the frameset should be displayed. The outline of selected frame appears in red.
- On the "Page" tab, in the "Edit" group, expand "Frame" and select "In support frame".
- Display the description of the support frame ("Description" in the context menu of the support frame).
- Select the project page corresponding to the frameset to display.
Please note: The frameset will not be displayed in the editor, but only when the project or page is running. - The initial state of the frameset is automatically updated: the new initial state of the frameset takes into account the support frame.
Please note: Most browsers do not support recursive frameset nesting. You cannot:- nest the frameset N in the frameset N.
- nest a frameset containing the frameset N in the frameset N.
Changing a support frame into a standard frame To change a support frame into a standard frame: - Display the main frameset in the page editor.
- Select the support frame. The outline of selected frame appears in red.
- On the "Page" tab, in the "Edit" group, expand "Frame" and select "In standard frame".
Warning: This operation does not change the initial state of the current frameset: the initial state still contains the support frame. To define the initial frameset status, on the "Page" tab, in the "Edit" group, expand "Frame" and select "Define the initial status".
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