Adobe Dreamweaver CC 2014 v.13 - Manual (Page 273)

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frameset’s Borders property is set to No and the frames sharing the border have Borders set to Default.
Border Color Sets a border color for all of the frame’s borders. This color applies to all borders that touch the frame, and overrides the
specified border color of the frameset.
Margin Width Sets the width in pixels of the left and right margins (the space between the frame borders and the content).
Margin Height Sets the height in pixels of the top and bottom margins (the space between the frame borders and the content).
Note: Setting the margin width and height for a frame is not the same as setting margins in the Modify > Page Properties dialog box.
To change the background color of a frame, set the background color of the document in the frame in page properties.
Set accessibility values for a frame
1. In the Frames panel (Window > Frames), select a frame by placing the insertion point in one of the frames.
2. Select Modify > Edit Tag .
3. Select Style Sheet/Accessibility from the category list on the left, enter values, and click OK.
Edit accessibility values for a frame
1. Display Code view or Code and Design views for your document, if you’re currently in Design view.
2. In the Frames panel (Window > Frames), select a frame by placing the insertion point in one of the frames. Dreamweaver highlights the
frame tag in the code.
3. Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) in the code, and then select Edit Tag.
4. In the tag editor, make your changes and click OK.
Change the background color of a document in a frame
1. Place the insertion point in the frame.
2. Select Modify > Page Properties.
3. In the Page Properties dialog box, click the Background color menu, and select a color.
View and set frameset properties
Use the Property inspector to view and set most frameset properties, including the frameset title, borders, and frame sizes.
Set a title for a frameset document
1. Select a frameset by doing one of the following:
Click a border between two frames in the frameset in the Document window’s Design view.
Click the border that surrounds a frameset in the Frames panel (Window > Frames).
2. In the Title box of the Document toolbar, type a name for the frameset document.
When a visitor views the frameset in a browser, the title appears in the browser’s title bar.
View or set frameset properties
1. Select a frameset by doing one of the following:
Click a border between two frames in the frameset in the Document window’s Design view.
Click the border that surrounds a frameset in the Frames panel (Window > Frames).
2. In the Property inspector (Window > Properties), click the expander arrow in the lower-right corner and set the frameset options.
Borders Determines whether borders should appear around frames when the document is viewed in a browser. To display borders, select
Yes; to prevent the browser from displaying borders, select No. To allow the browser to determine how borders are displayed, select
Default.
Border Width Specifies a width for all the borders in the frameset.
Border Color Sets a color for the borders. Use the color picker to select a color, or type the hexadecimal value for a color.
RowCol Selection Sets frame sizes for rows and columns of the selected frameset, click a tab on the left side or top of the RowCol
Selection area; then enter a height or width in the Value text box.
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