Frame

Overview

As tree it looks like:

• header
• content
  • left
    • left_deco
    • left_top
    • left_bottom
  • right
    • right_top
    • right_bottom

Parent frames

The parent frames (header, content, left & right) just have a structural purpose. They are not meant to display content.

Frame left_deco

This frame usually contains an icon which allows to hide the whole left frame (containing the left_deco, left_top & left_bottom frames). When this feature is used, this icon is displayed in the right_top frame instead so that the left frame can be displayed again.

Frame left_top

The upper left frame is used for tasks/actions. TODO explain how to implement these

Frame left_bottom

This frame is usually used for the display of menus as lists or trees. Clicking on a menu item usually changes the content of the right_top & right_bottom frame. TODO explain how to achieve this

Frame right_top

This frame is used for tabs. Usually each subarea has its own tab. Clicking on a tab usually changes the content of the right_bottom frame. TODO explain how to achieve this

Frame right_bottom

The right_bottom frame is by far the largest frame and contains the main content to be displayed.

Name vs. ID

When refering to a frame as link target, the obove mentioned names are used whereas in URLs their ID has to be used. The mapping of names to IDs is as follows: