et's go ahead and define these frames:
<frame src="pastasalad.html" name="pastasalad">
<frame src="jellocubes.html" name="jellocubes">
Now we just have to close off both of our framesets, and we're done with our frame document. So to recap, picnicplate.html will look something like this:
<html>
<frameset cols="66%,34%">
<frame src="chicken.html" name="chicken">
<frameset rows="100,*">
<frame src="pastasalad.html" name="pastasalad">
<frame src="jellocubes.html" name="jellocubes">
</frameset>
</frameset>
</html>
As for the pages that get pulled into the frameset - chicken.html, pastasalad.html, and jellocubes.html - they each look like a regular old Web page and can contain pictures and links and anything else a Web page can have.
Now we gotta go. All this talk of food made us hungry.
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