In the previous chapter we looked at Foundation's CSS components. There are several other components available that also require JavaScript, which is software that runs in the browser. JavaScript plugins can do a lot to enhance the capability of your website. But, along with all the wonderful features, you also get more complexity.
Troubleshooting HTML markup and CSS problems can be time consuming. Resolving problems with JavaScript is a much greater challenge. Having said this, Foundation's plugins will do amazing things for you, provided you set them up properly. This chapter will help you with that.
Most problems with plugins are a result of styles or JavaScript code from other sources or from combining the plugins in ways in which they haven't been tested. When you run into trouble, and you've checked and double-checked that the setup is correct, try isolating the plugin by setting it up in a simpler environment, or by removing extraneous style...