Frame

Frame – HTML tags that allow other pages to be loaded into a page in an HTML document. The advantage is less data to load – the menu is loaded only once. The disadvantage is that you can’t save any of the loaded pages to bookmarks. There are several frame tags that can be distinguished: <frameset> – forming the main structure of a page built on frames, <frame> – a single frame used inside <frameset>, <noframes> – alternative content, shown when the browser does not support frame technology, and <iframe> – a local (inline) frame, not requiring the use of <frameset>. Frame used to segment the page into frames – the menu was usually displayed on the side, the contact information on the opposite side and the content linked in the middle. Currently, frames are rarely used. They have been replaced with tables, then sections within <div> </div> tags. Today, the HTML5 era uses separate section names, such as header, aside, main and footer.