HTML Special Feature 2 – Converting Frames on Your Web Site
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. A(n) ____ is a rectangular area of a Web page in which a separate Web page can be displayed.
a.
index
c.
frame
b.
layout
d.
applet
2. The ____ standards recommend that frames not be used for Web sites.
a.
XHTML
c.
HTML 5
b.
NSF
d.
ADA
3. The frame ____ file tells the browser what frames to display and structures the frame layout.
a.
structure
c.
skeleton
b.
definition
d.
layout
4. Which of the following is NOT an attribute of the <frame> tag?
a.
cols
c.
frameborder
b.
marginwidth
d.
src
5. Using the ____ tag, you can lay out a Web page so that a menu remains constant in one section and the
content displays in a second section of the Web page.
a.
<matrix>
c.
<div>
b.
<layout>
d.
<table>
TRUE/FALSE
1. The only problem with the use of frames relates to the recommendations made by the standards of the
Americans with Disabilities Act.
2. The frameborder attribute of the <frame> tag turns frame orders on or off (with a value of “on” or
“off”).
3. The src attribute of the <frame> tag indicates the Web page or other file to be displayed in the frame.
4. The document type to use with frames is Transitional.
5. Each frame in a frameset can contain at most two Web pages at the same time.
6. All the frames in a frameset must have the same attributes, such as border, scrolling, the ability to
resize, etc.
7. Only the topmost Web page in a frameset can be viewed independently in the browser as well as
within the frameset.
8. The only way to be completely sure that a Web site uses frames is to apply the frames filter.
9. Frame layouts can be designed in a variety of ways.
10. One way to convert from a frame structure is to copy the static portion of the Web page to all the pages
in the Web site.