This property provides a way to switch frame borders on and off. Although it is a switching property and behaves as if it were a Boolean value, it really is implemented as a String value.
This is because it accepts a yes/no value or a 0/1 value depending on which browser you are using. The following values may be used:
yes - Supported by all browsers to turn frame borders on
no - Supported by all browsers to turn frame borders off
0 - Supported by MSIE to turn frame borders off
1 - Supported by MSIE to turn frame borders on
See also: | IFRAME.frameBorder, IFRAME.frameSpacing |
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