HTML Tutorials: BORDERCOLOR

this code	produces this
<FRAMESET ROWS="50%," BORDERCOLOR=RED> <FRAME SRC="fsbctitle.html"> <FRAME SRC="fsbcmain.html"> <NOFRAMES>NOFRAMES stuff* </NOFRAMES> </FRAMESET>	this page

There is no defined behaviour if you use BORDERCOLOR in both <FRAMESET ...> and <FRAME ...>. Different versions of MSIE resolve the situation differently. Netscape is a more consistent. In Netscape, <FRAMESET BORDERCOLOR="..."> sets the color for all borders, and <FRAME BORDERCOLOR="..."> makes exceptions to that rule. For example, this code sets the borders for all frames to yellow for the borders of the middle frame which are red:

this code

produces this


<FRAMESET ROWS="*,*,50%,*,*" BORDERCOLOR=YELLOW>

     <FRAME SRC="fsbcex1.html">

     <FRAME SRC="fsbcex2.html">

     <FRAME SRC="fsbcexmain.html" BORDERCOLOR=RED>

     <FRAME SRC="fsbcex3.html">

     <FRAME SRC="fsbcex4.html">



<NOFRAMES>NOFRAMES stuff

</NOFRAMES>



</FRAMESET>

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Attribute for <FRAMESET ...> BORDERCOLOR = color expression

Attribute for `<FRAMESET ...>`
`BORDERCOLOR = color expression`