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When you add a link to a page in a frameset, you can indicate a target frame for the page you're linking to. The
frameset designer should have given each frame a name so that you can select specific frames as targets. You can also
change the target after you've inserted the link by editing the link properties (see "Editing links" on page 147).
Editing frame content
When you browse to a page with frames, you can use Contribute to change content in any of the frames, as long as
you have permission.
For more information about frames and framesets, see "About frames" on page 151.
To edit content in a frame:
Browse to the page with frames to edit, and then click the Edit Page button.
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The Select a Frame to Edit dialog box appears, with a list of page titles and web addresses (URLs) for the frame pages.
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Select the frame you want to edit.
When you select a frame, a border appears around that frame in the Contribute editor.
A. Selected frame in the dialog box B. Selection indicator in the editor
Note: A lock icon appears beside the page name if you can't edit it. The lock means that you do not have permission to
edit that frame's content or that another user is currently editing the page.
Click Edit.
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A draft for the frame you selected appears in the Contribute editor without the other frames.
Edit the content as you normally would.
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When you are ready to publish, see "Saving and publishing a page with frames" on page 154.
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