Tools - FRAME Editor
This tool is used to create and edit the frame tag in a FRAME document. You can run the tool from The main menu / Tools / Frames / FRAME Editor. The command icon is shown next to it. Name
Enter the name of the frame. This name will be used to identify the frame in the document, e.g. for document substitution, etc. Content
Enter the address of the document to be loaded into the frame. You can use the drop-down list, which includes paths to recently used documents, or the file selection tool (the button next to the field). Margin width, Margin height
Enter the width and height of the margin around the frame. Scrollbars
Choose whether to include scroll bars in the frame. Three options are available:
- Automatic - will automatically appear when the document that is the content of the frame will not fit entirely in it,
- Always visible - they will be visible regardless of whether the document needs to be scrolled through or fits in its entirety,
- Always hidden - they will never be visible (if it happens that the document does not fit in the frame, it will not be possible to scroll through it).
Border around the frame
Check this option if you want to see a border around the frame. Protect against resizing
Check this option if you want the project visitor to be unable to resize the frame. Otherwise, when he hovers over the place where the frame ends, he will be able to "grab" it and resize the frame. Element style
This group allows you to specify the style for the tag. Here you will find three fields that allow you to specify: Style definition
In this field you define the style for the element placed in the document. The button next to it launches the style editor tool to create a style definition in a user-friendly and convenient way. By clicking there you can also modify an existing style. Class selection
In this field you specify the class identifier assigned to the tag. The drop-down list allows you to access classes defined in the current document and in external style sheets attached to it. The button next to it launches the tool for creating a new class. Item ID
Here you provide a unique identifier for this element in the document. These identifiers can be used, for example, when making jumps to specific parts of the page or in scripts. "Events and Attributes" button
The "Events and Attributes" button allows you to open the Events and Other Attributes window. This window allows you to specify additional attributes of the edited tag that do not have their counterparts in the tool window. There you can also specify events for scripting languages that allow you to achieve various special effects.
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