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I have an old application that uses frames (not iframes) was was written back in the IE6 days so it runs in quirks mode.
Is it possible (Using IE 7 or 8) to have one frame still in quirks mode and another in standards mode or must the whole browser be in one mode or another?
I’ve been trying with no success.
I’ve seen this answer, that applies to iframes, but what about plain-old-frames?
I believe that you don’t get the same option with frames as you do with an iframe. As the linked question’s answer stated, the target in an iframe is not dependent upon the parent. In regular frames the pages all rely on the parent. I don’t think you can separate the types out.