I think DNN now only loads jQuery when is needs it (admin), which is a good thing, but when you did not add the jquery skin objkect to your skin, you might end up with a jQuery not being included when not logged in.

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Chris,

We went through the process of using Foundation 3 on one of our DNN sites and it was quite a learning experience. We did things the wrong way but learned a lot. We're starting a new project and using what we learned from the first project avoided some major pitfalls.

It's still a little buggy but the big hurtle is using jQuery in a no conflict method. Here is the DNN Foundation skin we created - https://github.com/Ethanhackett/foundation-5-dnn-skin

It's a good starting point but for you take a look at the last few lines of code here and see how we include setup the js here https://github.com/Ethanhackett/foundation-5-dnn-skin/blob/master/Top-Navigation.ascx

Ideally Wes is right we shouldn't have to include jQuery the problem is DNN is using jQuery 1... and foundation is on 2... which causes some conflicts.

The two other things to note is the DNN modal window is still a little buggy and reloads the page inside of itself and we've found using the Ribbon Bar Control Panel instead of the fancier one works a little better too.