1. All of the folders for our student projects are now up and on the web. You will not need to create an "index" page for your folder. This file can be a page you already have created (my_webpage.htm). You need to rename the page to - index.htm (or .html) and upload it to your "root" folder. To make this exercise easy, you can just rename a file you already have. If you like you can create a new "index" file from scratch. The folder you upload to will be the one with your last name and birth month and birthday following. - My folder is - donica1018
2. Now for the second part of this assignment you need to make sure that all pages linking to this new index page are working with regards to the anchor tags <a>. Most likely you will need to change the <a> tag to point to the index.htm (or .html) file.
3. Create a new page named - lists.htm (or .html). On this new page create the following information in an ordered and unordered list. When done, upload this file to your "exercise" folder on the student web site.
   
   Title of page: Lists
   Heading 1: How To Get Rich In 3 Easy Steps
   Item 1 - Spend less than you earn.
   Item 2 - Invest your savings regularly in good, solid investments
   Item 3 - Do this for a long time, letting the power of time and compounding work for you.
   Heading 1: HTML LISTS AND STYLE TYPES

• Unordered Lists
  • Disc bullet
  • Circle bullet
  • Square bullet
• Ordered Lists
  • Numbered
  • Decimal
  • Lowercase Roman numeral
  • Uppercase Roman numeral
  • Alphabetized
  • Lowercase
  • Uppercase
• Definition Lists
• Term/Definition style

Helpful Thoughts & Ideas:

• Check out this example of the lists.htm page for this exercise
• Check out this article on using bullets and numbered lists.
• Check to make sure all of your relative and absolute links work.