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Originally Posted by danielbruzual Frames are a thing of the past. They are not very user friendly (why would you want to sacrifice screen space so that the user can always see some static frame.)
IMO anyone interested in making websites should learn some css. After all, it will allow you to determine how your site will look in an organized way without having to type code in every individual html tag (you can link to a stylesheet on the top of a document using <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css" />) |
Frames are still very handy for things like online mail clients. I believe the likes of squirrelmail still uses frames and for the purpose of display information on a private page it does have it's benefits. I personally only ever used them when learning to code. Never used them since.