Lesson Plan

Objectives

• Create frames for a Web presentation

• Control the appearance and placement of frames

• Control the behavior of hypertext links on a page with frames

• Use magic target names to specify the target for a hypertext link

• Create a page that is viewable both by browsers that support frames and by those that do not

• Work with Netscape Navigator extensions that change the appearance of frames

Coursework / Lab Work

• Frames Exercise (in class)

• Continue to work on checkpoint #2.

• From the New Perspectives HTML manual (tutorial #5):  

• Work your way through the New Perspectives manual for Tutorial #5.

• Work your way through chapter 6 of the supplementary notes.

• Work your way through Netskills AUTH6 on frames

• Quick checks on page 5.17, 5.33

• Case problems 1 & 2 on pp 5.34 - 5.36.

Home Work

• Work on checkpoint 2.

• Case problems from chapter.

Demo

• What are frames? (Intro) – page 5.2 – 5.5

• Frame Documents (Layout) – page 5.6 – 5.9

• Frame Source – page 5.9 – 5.10

• Nesting Frames – page 5.11 – 5.13

• Frame appearance – (Scrolling, Margins, Resizing) - page 5.14 – 5.16

• Naming your frames, using targets – page 5.19 – 5.20

• BASE targets – page 5.21

• Magic targets – page 5.22 – 5.26

• NOFRAMES – page 5.26 – 5.29

• Tips – page 5.30

• Netscape Ext (Bordercolor, border width) – page 5.31 – 5.32

• I/E Extensions – (borders, spacing)

• Image maps in frames

• Floating frames (IFRAME)