In the Lab 2: Mapping a Horizontal Navigation Bar Problem: You are learning how to utilize a button bar on a Web page as seen in many Web sites. Use age mapping skills to create a Web page that has four circular links. You plan to create a We e similar to the one shown in Figure 5-40, with the file bluebuttons.jpg as an image map that li your to the sample.html Web page Figure 5-40 Instructions: Perform the following steps sing Paint, open the file bluebuttons.jpg from the Chapter05IntheLab folder 2. Each area on the image is a circular shape. Use good judgment when planning the shapes of your image map, ensuring that no clickable areas overlap from one circular shape into another and that each shape makes sense for its respective area. Using Paint, estimate the x- and y-coordinates necessary to create four circular clickable areas on the bluebuttons.jpg image. (Hint: For a circular shape, find the coordinates of the center of the circle, then one point on the edge of the circle Determine the radius, as discussed in the chapter.) 3. Using Notepad*+, create a new HTMI file with the title Lab 5-2 in the title section. Add a link to 4. Begin the body section by adding a one-row, three-data-cell table. The first cell contains the 5. Within a ediv>container, insert the image bluebuttons.jpg that is used for the image map 6. Insert a bulleted list and use the image bulbsm.png as the bullet type. (Hint: Use the list-style- the external style sheet lab5-2styles.css that is included in the Data Files. Add the headings (one h and two h2 headings) and text as shown in Figure 5-40. brightidealogo.png image; the second cell contains an chl> heading as shown in Figure 5-40. Include the special character (see Appendix F for the registered trademark in the third data cell. Use the usemap attribute usemap-"#menubar" in the cimgs tag. Enter the required