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Exceptions to HTML preservation in FrontPage 2002
 
Applies to
Microsoft FrontPageĀ® 2002

Although FrontPage 2002 usually preserves HTML code that you create, you might notice some instances where attributes are added to HTML tags.

The following table identifies these attributes and explains why they are added to HTML tags in FrontPage:

Tag Attribute(s) added Why?
<IMG> HEIGHT, WIDTH HEIGHT and WIDTH attributes are added to <IMG> tags by FrontPage to ensure that browsers can begin to display the page layout correctly, even before the images have been loaded.
<INPUT> SIZE Without a SIZE attribute in <INPUT>, some browsers might render text boxes too narrow to effectively enter text.
<TEXTAREA> COLS Without a COLS attribute in <TEXTAREA>, some browsers might render text areas too narrow to effectively enter text.
<OBJECT> HEIGHT, WIDTH HEIGHT and WIDTH attributes are added to <OBJECT> to ensure that the object is visible in the Web browser.
<APPLET> HEIGHT, WIDTH HEIGHT and WIDTH attributes are added to <APPLET> to ensure that the applet is visible in the Web browser.
<EMBED> HEIGHT, WIDTH HEIGHT and WIDTH attributes are added to <EMBED> to ensure that the plug-in is visible in the Web browser.
<FRAMESET> COLS, ROWS COLS and ROWS attributes are added to <FRAMESET> to automatically define the height and width of the columns and rows in the frameset.
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