Inserting an Inline Frame

Inserting an Inline Frame

Inline frames resemble normal frames pages except an inline frame and its contents are embedded in an existing Web page. So you don't have to create a separate frames page to introduce embedded content. An inline frame can also create a frame within a frame. And anything you can do with a regular page can be done with an inline frame. Just as with any other frame, inline frames are customizable. Using the Inline Frame command on the Insert menu, you can add multiple inline frames to your Web page quickly.

Add an Inline Frame in a Web Page

Click the View menu, and then click Page.

Click the Insert menu_' and then click Inline Frame.

An inline frame appears on your page.

Click Set Initial Page.

Browse and locate the page you want to embed in the selected frame, and then click the page to be imported. The URL for the page appears in the Address box.

Click OK.

The selected page is now imported into the frame.

Did You Know? You can place an inline frame in an inline frame. If you are working from a template or have inserted several inline frames, you can place new inline frames within existing frames by placing the insertion point in the desired frame, and then click Inline Frame. The inline frame appears in the designated spot.