1. Load ‘Lab4.html’ into Emacs.
2. Change the title to ‘Lab #5’ and save the file as ‘Lab5.html.’
3. Create a table with the headings ‘Name,’ ‘Age,’ ‘City,’ and ‘High School.’
4. Add the information about three of your friends from Frontiers into the next three rows.
5. Center the data in the ‘Age’ column.
6. Make each of the rows a different color making sure that the data is readable.
7. Add the title ‘Frontier Friends’ to this table in such a way that it is centered across the entire width of the table (hint: remember span?).
8. Make a 3 pixel border around the table.
9. Save the file and start a new document.
10. Save the document as ‘frame.html.’
11. Now we get to the interesting part. We’re going to see if you are able to create a framed page. The framed page you are to create will contain the following items:
    
    • Two frames. One column along the left side of the window with a size of about 20%. This column will be named ‘navbar.’ The remainder of the window will be named ‘main.’
    • The left column will contain links (either text or images) to the three labs you have completed and two links of your choice.
    • When the page loads, the main window will contain ‘lab3.html.’
    • When any of the links to the three labs are clicked on in the left column, the corresponding page is to load into the larger window.
    • If either of the other two links or clicked on, they are to load full screen (not inside a frame).
12. Let one of the lab monitors take a look at your finished page.

The answers to this page can be found here. (But try to do it yourself first!)