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For example, if you use a frame set to display a table of contents in one frame and the pages linked to the table of
contents in another frame, every link in the table of contents must specify the target frame in which the linked page
will appear.
Each navigation link specifies both destination page (content.html) and target frame (Content).
To specify a target frame for linked pages
1 Open the content page that contains the navigation links. (You can double-click the Page icon in the frame to open
the page.) For information on creating navigation links, see "About links" on page 167.
For each link, in the Text Inspector or the Link tab of the Image Inspector, specify the target frame where you want
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the linked page to appear by choosing an option from the Target menu:
[Frame name] Displays the linked page in that frame. The frame names of your open frame set appear at the top of
the menu.
Displays the linked page in the full web browser window, replacing the current frame set entirely.
_top
_parent Displays the linked page in the parent of the current document. If the current page has no parent, the target
_self is used. (The parent is the next highest frame set in the hierarchy.)
Displays the linked page in the window or frame that contains the link, replacing the navigation page.
_self
Displays the linked page in a new untitled window.
_blank
Default Removes any previously set target for the page.
QuickTime PlugIn (myself)
QuickTime PlugIn (quicktimeplayer)
RealOne Browser (_rpbrowser)
RealOne External (_rpexternal)
You can use the ForceFrame action to prevent browsers from displaying a page outside of the frame set you've created
for it. You can also use the Target2Frames action to set multiple target frames for a single link.
Replaces the QuickTime movie currently playing.
Starts a QuickTime movie in the QuickTime Player.
Displays links in the Real Media browser pane.
Displays links in a new RealOne window.
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