Frames are like ehm boxes inside which you can load web pages. From what you have read so far, you create pages
and load them into address bar of the browser, but within those pages you create, you can create boxes inside which
you can load other pages. Which means that a web page can be displaying pages from different websites. . .
And there are 2 kinds of frames, framesets and floating frames. In the olden days (when web developers like yawatide
still rode horses instead of rides) framesets were the common stuffs there, but now, we talk more of floating frames.
Framesets usually go like this:
index.html
<html>
<head>
<title>My Page</title>
</head>
<frameset rows="100px,*">
<frame src="sidebar.html">
<frame src="page.html">
</frameset>
</html>
So you create the pages sidebar.html and page.html for them to load into those frames.
I cannot guarantee if those my syntaxes are correct, either it has been too long or i cannot
remember correctly.
For the floating frames, well, you create your page normally, then you just slot them in like this:
And that is it. Please look them up in a proper reference, i am falling sleep already