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    <p>I guess the armies will take on the »ditch your frames« thing, so I won't. I'm assuming you have informed yourself of frameless alternatives and have come to the conclusion that you need frames (for whatever [absurd] reason).</p> <p>The short story is: you cannot break out of a frame, same as you can't break out of a window. All content is contained within the frame / window - there is no way to have content bleed through.</p> <p>That said, you have two options left.</p> <ol> <li>Your parent document happens to be a regular document containing two iframes, and all documents are served from the same host (<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Same_origin_policy" rel="noreferrer">SOP</a>). In this case your menu-frame can create elements in the parent-frame that actually overlap the iframes themselves. So you could position an element within the parent-frame to appear below the corresponding element of the menu-frame, while having it z-indexed over the content-frame</li> <li>Your parent-frame is a frameset-document and thus doesn't take any content other than frames. You're shit out of luck. The only thing you can do is have your menu-frame do the same trick described in (1), but append the menu-elements to the content-frame.</li> </ol> <p>Either option sucks. If you have the option, ditch your frames. Any dumb server-side language (php, ruby, python, …) allows you to extract often re-used components (like a navigation) into seperate files and link them in every other document you've got. <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Side_Includes" rel="noreferrer">SSI</a> might be an option, too.</p>
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    1. COI love this answer. I would really like to know the OP's business case for keeping it in frames. It could be perfectly reasonable.. Also, aren't frames unsupported in HTML5?
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    2. COI don't know about actual frame-set documents. I've never seen a `<frame>` tag anywhere, so I guess they're out of the picture. `<iframe>`s are still around, though. They've recently been pimped quite a bit (sandboxing, security models, communication, …). But `<frameset>` missing from HTML5 doesn't mean he can't just use an HTML4 frameset document! so, no, there's no EOL for frames.
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    3. COOh okay. good to know.
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