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I'm currently working on a personal project that involves me needing to recreate the windows 95 desktop in HTML. I am not a web developer, so its quite possible I've made some error when it comes to inserting this element, but I've tried a few different solutions with no success.
What I have tried is to put the navbar element into header tags, the body tag, and even outside of the body tag, all with similar levels of success. I've even tried to convert some of the elements into inline elements, with no effect.
The obvious issue here is that not only are the
elements displaying with the default list-style, when that should be set to none. In addition, all of the disparate elements inside of the navbar are displaying in the wrong places, and are often completely disconnected from the bar itself.
For context, here is my folder structure.
And also the document I'm working with (Nothing else is currently being used aside from a CSS stylesheet that changes the background color to the one for windows 95. Everything else is directly from the UI kit, and maintains the folder structure of that kit.)
Only way I figured out how to actually fix the issue ( besides just putting the css inline to override it ) was to actually get the template from his website. The version on here is bugged and I could not get it to do much.
I'm currently working on a personal project that involves me needing to recreate the windows 95 desktop in HTML. I am not a web developer, so its quite possible I've made some error when it comes to inserting this element, but I've tried a few different solutions with no success.
What I have tried is to put the navbar element into header tags, the body tag, and even outside of the body tag, all with similar levels of success. I've even tried to convert some of the elements into
inline
elements, with no effect.The obvious issue here is that not only are the
list-style
, when that should be set tonone
. In addition, all of the disparate elements inside of the navbar are displaying in the wrong places, and are often completely disconnected from the bar itself.For context, here is my folder structure.

And also the document I'm working with (Nothing else is currently being used aside from a CSS stylesheet that changes the background color to the one for windows 95. Everything else is directly from the UI kit, and maintains the folder structure of that kit.)
Desktop.html: https://gist.github.com/Warhand/b354af11b9e85bdbcb0906ea80d821b4
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