Page 132 - iPlus_Ver_2.0_class_7
P. 132

Info Byte
                  </FONT>

                  </BODY>                                     To create a hyperlink to an email, ‘mailto:’ has to
                                                              be preceded by the email address of the recipient.
                  </HTML>
                                                              For example,
                  When we click on any link, we will
                                                              <a href="mailto:info@orangeeducation.
                  reach the linked section as shown
                                                              in"> Email </a>
                  below:




















                                                                                      #Problem Solving & Logical Reasoning

                       Let’s CatCh Up


                    Explain the two types of links that can be created in HTML.








                   i +  FRAMES

                  HTML provides a feature to display more than one web page on a single screen of the web
                  browser. These web pages are actually displayed using frames. Frames are the different sections
                  or parts of a web page. The <FRAMESET> tag in HTML allows you to divide a browser window
                  into many sections or parts. HTML also provides one more tag named <FRAME> which allows
                  you to display a web page in a frame. The <FRAME> tag is used under the <FRAMESET> tag.
                  The <FRAMESET> tag is a container tag and is written in place of the <BODY> tag. For example,

                         <FRAMESET COLS="30%, 70%">
                         <FRAME SRC="URL">

                         <FRAME SRC="URL">
                         </FRAMESET>
                  Where URL is the address of a web page to be displayed in a frame. The <FRAMESET> tag
                  provides two attributes, which are as follows:
                  •  ROWS: This attribute is used to divide the window into horizontal sections.

                  •  COLS: This attribute is used to divide the window into vertical sections.





                   130
                         iPlus (Ver. 2.0)-VII
   127   128   129   130   131   132   133   134   135   136   137