I've never used Google Checkout, but I guess this is a style conflict, and you might be able to resolve it by applying Twitter Bootstrap only to the elements that are "yours".
Check http://stackoverflow.com/a/11841957/1478467. You would basically recompile the whole framework wrapped in a class that you would use to apply bootstrap. You can also combine this technique with a light version of Twitter Bootstrap that would not break the cart. You can download css components of the (css) framework on the download page<http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/customize.html> . On Wednesday, December 19, 2012 2:53:55 PM UTC+1, Wayne Douglas wrote: > > Has anyone else noticed the cart completely breaks using bootstrap? > > Is there a work around for this? >
