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## HTML rows Attribute The `rows` attribute in the `` tag specifies the number and height of the rows in a frameset. ### Example ### Browser Support The `rows` attribute is supported in all major browsers. ### Definition and Usage The `rows` attribute specifies the number and height of the rows in a frameset. The height of each row can be specified in pixels, as a percentage of the total height of the frameset, or as a relative length using the `*` character. ### Syntax ### Attribute Values | Value | Description | | :--- | :--- | | *pixels* | Defines the height of a row in pixels. Example: `rows="100"` | | *%* | Defines the height of a row as a percentage of the frameset height. Example: `rows="25%"` | | *relative_length* | Defines the height of a row relative to the other rows. The `*` character is used to allocate the remaining space. Example: `rows="25%,*,100"` | ### More Examples **Example 1: Using pixels** **Example 2: Using percentages** **Example 3: Using relative lengths** ### Note The `` tag is not supported in HTML5. Use `` instead. ### Related Pages - HTML tag - HTML tag - HTML tag