Here’s a datepicker for Foundation.

https://github.com/najlepsiwebdesigner/foundation-datepicker

Webdesigntuts+ has a thorough series covering Foundation 4 you might be interested in. If your a Lynda subscriber, they’ve got a couple of courses on Foundation 4, as well. There’s not a whole lot of difference between the grid in Foundation 4 and Foundation 5. Foundation 5 does add a new medium breakpoint which is great for tablets.

http://www.webdesign.tutsplus.com/tutorials/htmlcss-tutorial...

http://www.lynda.com/Foundation-training-tutorials/1628-0.ht...

Man, the quality of the videos on Lynda.com always impresses me. But I don't wanna pay $25 when that's the only series I want. Wish I could just do a la carte.

Thank you for this. I will definitely check out the tutsplus tutorial!

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Do you really need to verify email addresses on the newsletter-signup form? Are you seeing abuse where a bad person signs up someone else?

Verifying email addresses is vitally important for building a high quality list. Otherwise, you can easily sign up other people for the list, they get essentially a spam email, report it as spam, and all of a sudden your list is crap because they didn't have double opt-in.

Keep double opt-in, it's necessary (and I think required in Mailchimp's case unless you use the API directly).

Thanks for this comment. Double opt-in makes a lot more sense now. We’re definitely gonna stick with it.