Click on the pages below to see some combinations that can be created.  The frames can be simple or elaborate, using backgrounds uploaded from your browser or with basic color codes.

Refer to:

  Color Charts for names and codes;

  Cursors for the Fireworks effect;

I really have fun putting together the framed pages and getting creative with the colors and images.   The masks are my personal favorites.

Triple Samples

For hundreds of beautifully set out triple sets which are fully linkable visit Triples By Emma.   You will not look any further once you discover Emma's triples.

The Basic Triple Set

This is a basic triple set.   There are actually four tables all inside each other giving the 'frame' look.   The backgrounds used in the frame and center color can be uploaded from your browser or color codes can be used.  

If you are uploading a background from your browser the code is background="http://image from your browser.gif".    If you are using a color the code is bgcolor="color code".   Color codes can be words such as "red" "green" "blue" or the actual color code such as "#ff0000" "#00ff00" and "#0000ff" can be used.  

Make sure to put the # in your color codes.  Some browsers will not recognize your code without it.  Also, stay away from capitals just to be in the safe side.  A proper code is #ff0000 or simply red. 

Cellspace is the width of the border of the frame.  Cellpad it the width or the space between tables. By changing the cellpad, cellspace, and border you can create a different look.  The center table in the basic sample has a cellpad of 15 so the text will be away from the edges.

For variation, if you wanted the red and blue to be wider than the green, you could change the width of the cellspace. A cellspace of 10 for the red and blue would look like this:

You can get a slightly different effect by changing the width of the cellpad.  A cellpad of 10 for the red and blue would look like this:

Another effect can be obtained by removing the border or giving it a color.  For example, if you change the width of the borders to border="0" it would look like this:

To give the border a color insert the code bordercolor="#000000", It would look like this:

Many different effects can be obtained just by changing the widths and colors.  It should be noted that all browsers to not display the tables in the same way.  For example Firefox will not display a border color the same as Internet Explorer.  If you are not getting the effect you want check it in another browser before giving up. There may be nothing wrong with your code - just a browser quirk.

This is the script for the basic frame.  Highlight from <table> to the final </table> and copy paste to your html box.  The frame exactly as seen in the first example above will show.  You can then change the colors, words, borders, cellpads, cellspaces, and upload your images as desired.