When you call for indexframe.shtml , you are asking to enter a house with walls that do not move. You are asking for the "Frame." The HTML <frameset> was the brutalist architecture of the early web—a grid of immovable panes where a navigation bar lived in eternal stasis on the left, and the content struggled to breathe on the right. To "view" it is to step into a digital time capsule, where the breadcrumbs are hard-coded and the links turn purple the moment you touch them.
| Directive | Example | Purpose | |-----------|---------|---------| | #include | <!--#include file="menu.html" --> | Insert file content | | #echo | <!--#echo var="DATE_LOCAL" --> | Show server variable | | #exec | <!--#exec cmd="date" --> | Run shell command (disabled on most servers) | | #if | <!--#if expr="$REMOTE_USER = "admin"" --> | Conditional content | view indexframe shtml portable
<!-- index-frame-portable.html --> <template id="index-frame-template"> <!-- HTML structure here --> </template> When you call for indexframe