As I said, to make a frames page, you must first decide how many frames you want.  For this introduction, I'm going to show you how to make a frames page with two frames, one on the left and one on the right.  To do this, you will have to actually publish 3 separate pages, one for each of the pages you see (left frame and right frame), plus one additional page I'll call the Master Code Page.  Start by putting together the Master Code Page.

For the Master Code Page, you first have to remember that you can't see this page.  It will not appear when your frame is published.  However, it is the page that ties everything together.  It contains the html code that sets up how many frames you will have, and the size of these frames. 

For the example I'm going to show you, this is the code for the Master Code Page.   Copy it to a new page of your own.  Do not put anything else on the page!   Just copy and publish it as it is, as a separate page.  

 <HTML> <HEAD> <title>You Can Put the Title of Your Own Page Here!</title> </HEAD> <FRAMESET COLS="235,*" BORDER="0"> <FRAME SRC="leftframe.html" SCROLLING="AUTO" NORESIZE> <FRAME SRC="rightframe.html"> <NOFRAMES> To view this document, you need a frames-compatible browser such as Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer. </NOFRAMES> 

You do not see this page, but gives the set up for all the frames.  It is also the address that you would type in to see the whole frames thing set up.  You can call it any name you want with an ending of .html, but to try to make things easier for you, I am going to call it:

http://www.roxydoll12.com/help/frames.html  

(Of course, change the address to make it your site name, with frames.html as the page name, if you want to call it that also.)

OK, now you've got the frames thing set up.  You now need to make the content for the left and right frames.  So now you need to make up two pages with content on them.  The left page you will call leftframe.html  and the right one will be rightframe.html

I've made up two sample pages to show you what they will look like, but put your own content on them.

My Left Frame- I put on it a couple of links and a blue background. Click on the link to see the page alone, without the frames

My Right Frame- I put on it some graphics.  Click on the link to see the page alone, without the frames

Put your own stuff on both of these pages, and publish them along with the master page

Click here to see what the whole thing looks like set up

To experiment with other kinds and sizes of frames go to this site, the one I use to make up the sizes of all my frames: Frame Shop