This is another case where we defined the technical term "frame" once, and are expecting users to have read it. The term should link to an entry in the Glossary (that needs to be added) wherever used, I think.

Dumping all these on jatin, their rightful owner. Weeeeee!!

The next release will have a more extensive glossary.

LATER is deprecated per bug 35839.

->default

Frame is not in the glossary after the recent Help updates.

Moving all of rudman's bugs to me, the new owner of Doc: User.

The Help file uses "frame" inconsistantly. Sometimes it refers to a "pane" (e.g. Sidebar), and sometimes it refers to "Web page frame". We need to fix this before putting "frame" back to glossary. Files that has "frame": shortcuts.html, composer_help.html, help_help.html, nav_help.html, & customize_help.html

Maybe we should define a frame as HTML frames? Maybe this bug should be INVALID or WONTFIX. Nilson, got a quick definition of a HTML frame?

No, not really.

neither do I. Daniel?

A child page window of a web page containing multiple pages, each having its own sub-window. What kind of info do we put in glossary? It has defintions for Internet, web page, web site, etc. It's approaching a textbook, which is not very useful...

> A child page window of a web page containing multiple pages, each having its own > sub-window. hmm. This isn't very user friendly. > It's approaching a textbook, which is not very useful... In my opinion, I'd prefer it be large and have lots of definitions than small and not be able to define most terms users would like to know. Just my opinion, of course. Some definitions that users don't need to know can be removed.

How about this: A sub-window of a web page containing multiple web pages. Each frame contains a different web page. ?

Does comment #13 sound like a good definition? I want to get this in.

How about this? "Frames pages are actually subpages of one all-encompassing "meta" page." Too brief?

> "Frames pages are actually subpages of one all-encompassing "meta" page." hmm. not sure about the word "actually" being in there. How about "Frames are web pages contained inside of a all-encompasssing "meta" page."? Trying to think simple here.

Frames are [W]eb pages contained inside of a[n] all-encompasssing "meta" page.

> Frames are [W]eb pages contained inside of a[n] all-encompasssing "meta" page. Sounds good. If someone wants to make a patch for this, feel free to make one.

Man, this bug should've been fixed long ago.

Fix checked in.