Quote Originally Posted by DivaVocals View Post
However, if you can incorporate the media queries which include "label, input, select, form" into your responsive.css, that probably is the better long term plan anyway.. It certainly would eliminate all the MANY support questions you WILL get surrounding downloading and installing Bootstrap..
Simply applying the CSS Attribute Selectors to the main CSS file will suffice.

However, with or without Bootstrap, your template is fluid - not responsive. Your template only responds (changes layouts) at breakpoints (media query) set min, max widths.

Using the stock ZC HTML tables, shrinking and expanding only happens in between those breakpoints if the content within the HTML tables allow it to do so.

This is not a bad thing, and looking at your code you have designed a very nice, easy and adaptable fluid template for Zen Cart (the first of it's kind released actually) if the Bootstrap code is removed.

Again, MO and awesome job on the layout, consistency in design and changing of content based on breakpoints.