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I think it will be benefitting to use twitter bootstrap inside a zurb foundation layout structure.
I just havent tried it before but I think it is doable.
Implanning on using the layout structure of Foundation the will be using the thumb, dropdown, tipsy, icon buttons of Twiiter Bootstrap.
I did!
Mostly, I integrated foundation’s way cleaner grid (and some stuff like the reveal script), with Bootstrap’s UI and mobile menu. A client wanted me to work with bootstrap, but I’m a foundation guy. So, this was my solution.
To keep it fairly plug and play for them, I maintained the span1 naming convention (which I hate), but replaced Bootstrap’s “container” for Foundation’s “row.” However, this still requires the “columns” class to be added with each column. I.e.; “span4 columns.”
Just soft launched the project if you want to peep it: Mogreet.com (I did everything under the root (technically: main.mogreet.com) and the Small Business link on the homepage. I did not do whats under “enterprise” or “developer” links).
Have a few items to iron out today, but you’ll get the idea. If you want the files, just hit me up @sosweetcreative.