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<NOFRAMES> Command

Command Syntax:

<NOFRAMES>
  <BODY>
    Alternate Non-Framed HTML Code
  </BODY>

</NOFRAMES>

Provides a container for alternate non-framed HTML Code within a framed HTML Document.  Browsers which are not frames capable will ignore all defined framesets and load the code contained within the defined Noframes Document Segment.  This document segment should contain a normal HTML Document <BODY></BODY> Segment.

The command requires no parameters.

See also:  <FRAMESET>, <FRAME>, <IFRAME>.

Example:
<NOFRAMES> <BODY> Alternate Non-Framed HTML Code <!-- copyright (i1) --><div align="center"><a href="http://www.ucoz.ru/" title="Создать сайт бесплатно"><img style="margin:0;padding:0;border:0;" alt="Hosted by uCoz" src="http://s204.ucoz.net/img/cp/5.gif" width="80" height="15" title="Hosted by uCoz" /></a><br /></div><!-- /copyright --> </body> </NOFRAMES> The noframes segment contains the HTML Document Body Segment.  This segment contains HTML code which low-end browsers, incapable of interpreting frames, will load and display as an alternate to the framed document.  Any parameters set within the <BODY> command will define global display properties of the non-framed page.  These are ignored when the framed document is loaded since each frame contains HTML source code independent of all other frames.
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