## Editing frame-based pages

When you make a frameset page the current page in the Site panel, Freeway shows you the layout of the frameset with the initial content in each frame:

You can either choose to edit in this view, or you can select one of the individual pages in the Site panel, such as upper, left, or main, and edit the content on that page:

### To specify the source for a frame

- Select the frame by clicking it in the Freeway window.

The frame will be highlighted with a gray border:

- Click the frameset icon at the top of the Inspector palette to show the frameset settings.
- Click the [Arrow] to the left of the Current Frame heading to show the current frame settings.
- Choose the document you want to specify as the source from the Source pop-up menu:

### To specify an external HTML page as the frame source

- Proceed as above, then choose Other... from the Source pop-up menu:

The Frame Source dialog box shows the existing frame source and allows you to specify an alternative internal or external source:

- Click the External tab and enter the URL of the external HTML page:

### To define content to be displayed if the visitor cannot view frames

Each frameset page allows you to provide a page which will be displayed if the visitor’s browser doesn’t support frames. Usually this feature is used to display a message advising your visitor to use a more up-to-date browser.

- Select the frameset page in the Site panel.
- Click the Noframes button at the bottom right corner of the Freeway window.

You can then edit the content displayed for the page if frames are not supported:

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