About the <noframes> tag...

Text shows up in a Netscape browser?

[TWhalen]

How do I go about using the <noframes> tag on a non-framed website to add text to a page without it showing up in a Netscape 4.7 browser?(the text remains hidden from view in Explorer...)
I've seen it done before, but don't remember how it was done. Anyone have an example they can show me?

(BTW - if this is considered a spam technique, don't worry, I don't intend to use it. I'd just like to know how it works.)

[TWhalen]

Anyone?

[bobriggs]

I guess I didn't understand the question.

If done properly, it (the noframes text) will not show up in NN4.7, as far as I know.

Here it is from netscape:
[home.netscape.com...]

Notice that the <noframes> tag is inside the frameset tag - Not very intuitive, I would place it outside, just like a <noscript> tag.

[editing]
Don't mean to say to place it outside, just that if I were in charge of the syntax, I would have placed it outside.

[Robert Charlton]

>>How do I go about using the <noframes> tag on a non-framed website<<

You don't.... The noframes tag is intended to be used on framed sites on frameset pages only.

[tedster]

>> ...<noframes> tag is inside the frameset tag - Not very intuitive...

Yeah, you can find the wrong information on noframes in many spots on the web.

[TWhalen]

Thanks for the info everyone!