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frameset
The HTML tag that divides a Web page into sections (frames). The following HTML divides the screen page into two horizontal frames with the top frame having 25% of the screen and the bottom frame having 75%. See frames.

   <frameset rows=25%, 75%">        </frameset>


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The most fundamental problem is that search engines find and index pages by following HTML links in a document, and because framesets reference a page rather than linking to it, the pages within the framed site cannot be reached.
Further donations from Marshall, along with contributions from Kevin Winter Framesets, Keith Murray of Science in Sport and Tony Jary of Cycleways Sport and Leisure meant the total prize fund amounted to over pounds 1,000
One key reason for not using frames is that search engines still have problems with spiders finding the framesets, which causes search engines to rank the site poorly.
 
 
 
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