<frameset>

						<frameset cols="Comma-seperated list of column width definitations" rows="Comma-seperated list of row width definitations">
						</frameset>
					

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The <frameset> element is used to group a collection of windows together, sometimes horizontally (using the rows=""> attribute), sometimes vertically (using the cols=""> attribute), or even a combination of horizontal and vertical arrangements. Each child window inside the <frameset> is defined by the <frame> element.

A <frameset> requires a special frameset-specific-doctype, and does not allow for any content inside the body of the page (the FRAMESET actually takes the place of the BODY element).

It is possible to nest a <frameset> inside a parent <frameset>.

<frameset>S suck for bookmarking, seo and printing.

It is no longer necessary to use <frame>S and by implication <frameset>S for the purposes of creating the visual effect of a header that remains at the top of the page while the rest of the content scrolls - this can be carried out using Cascading Style Sheets.