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<FIELDSET>
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Groups related form elements.
EXAMPLE:
<FORM ...>
<FIELDSET>..logically related field elements...</FIELDSET>
</FORM>
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<FONT>
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Alters or sets font characteristics of the font the browser uses to display text.
EXAMPLE: The money was really <FONT SIZE="16">larger</FONT> than expected.
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<FORM>
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Sets up a container for a form tag. Within the <FORM> tags, you can place form input tags such as <FIELDSET>,<INPUT>,<SELECT> and <TEXTAREA>.
EXAMPLE: <FORM METHOD="post" ENCTYPE="application/x...." ACTION="/formresults.php">
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<FRAME>
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Defines a frame within frameset. The <FRAME> tag specifies the source file and visual characteristics of a frame. I would actually suggest using PHP's include command instead of using <FRAME> as search engines usually don't index framed sites.
EXAMPLE:
<FRAMESET ROWS="*,70">
<FRAME SRC="framepage1.php" NAME="header">
<FRAME SRC="framepage2.php" NAME="body">
<FRAME SRC="framepage2.php" NAME="footer">
</FRAMESET>
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<FRAMESET>
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Contains frame definitions and specifies frame spacing,dimensions and attributes. Place <FRAME> tags inside <FRAMESET> tags.
EXAMPLE:
<FRAMESET ROWS="*,70">
<FRAME SRC="framepage1.php" NAME="header">
<FRAME SRC="framepage2.php" NAME="body">
<FRAME SRC="framepage2.php" NAME="footer">
</FRAMESET>
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