How view frames are displayed is controlled by a view frame style, a view frame label style, and choices made on the Create View Frames wizard.
The view frame style controls the appearance of the view frame. You can set typical style characteristics, such as visibility, layer, color, linetype, linetype scale, and lineweight.
View frames have only one display component, the border, which is visible only in plan view.
For more information, see View Frame Style Dialog Box or Object Styles
View Frame Label Style and Location
You can specify a label style and a location for the label that will be displayed on each view frame. Set the defaults for this view frame label behavior using the View Frame Group Settings dialog box.
You can choose from a variety of locations around the view frame to place the view frame label. For example, you can choose to place view frame labels at the top left, top center, middle right, and so on. You make this choice in the Create View Frames wizard. You can change this location later, after it has been created by right-clicking the label and selecting Edit Label. For more information, see Labeling View Frames.