I posted this over on the Broadscope thread, but it really applies to my site made in the Cubit theme. So I thought I would share it with other Cubit theme users who might find it interesting. Especially because the cubit slider looks really cute in this little mini version! It was quick and easy to make it make match my cubit website.
I hope it helps someone, as I've noticed several threads where people are having problems with mobile display and wpTouch in particular.
I originally installed wpTouch and quickly upgraded to wpTouch Pro for more control over the theme design. I was very disappointed and frustrated. It never entered my mind, to expect the desktop theme to be responsible for the mobile plugin's output . No matter how much I troubleshooting I did, my wpTouch site remained a sloppy mess.
This week, I decided it was WAY more information than anyone would want to look at on their cell phone anyway. They don't need my entire website on their cellphone, just a few key features. I opted for a quick fix, which I'm so satisified with, that I may just leave it this way permanently. I know it is not at all cutting edge, it doesn't resize itself to every possible screen size, but it will ALWAYS display, just as I want it to. For now, that's good enough for me. It's better than the alternative!
I'm going to paste in something I wrote to the author of this simple mobile page design (on theme forest). Not sure.. am I allowed to post the link to the TF item? Is it ok?
http://themeforest.net/item/product-promo-mobile-theme/548097
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Eventually I will probably alter the layout, or switch to a more flexible page width in the future, but hey for six bucks, this was a great bargain that was a quick solution for me. It works!
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I had already spent $39 on a plugin call wpTouch Pro, which is a mobile theme that duplicates the entire site into a mobile version. For all the hype around this plugin, it's really a tremendous pain and seems to have many unresolved conflicts. It was way more than I needed for the mobile site. I purchased this item because it offered a few concise pages of information, easily controlled with html ... and looked so much better doing it.
When I went to switch mobile solutions, I discovered that most all other wp plugins were more complicated than I needed. Most want the user to choose an alternate wp plugin, and won't let us simply specify a sub-folder or non-wordpress page. Dreamweaver CS5 has a built-in feature to add a media query script. But it's complicated and intimidating. I didn't want to mess up my site.
I finally took a chance and added a simple plugin called "Mobile Domain." (from within the wp-admin plugins page)
Here's how it works:
http://www.yusuf.asia/2011/07/how-to-create-mobile-subdomain/
I may try adding some additional code to get the plugin's mobile/desktop switcher feature to work with your little html page layout, by doing the following....(because the pages are just html/php, not wordpress pages ... you need to get the plugin to understand where the footer is)...
desktop-view link in the mobile version?
if you want to use it, add wp_footer(); function into your footer.php before the end of body tag.
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Sorry, this post is so disjointed, from too much cutting and pasting! I hope someone can use the information to save some time.
Michelle
Create a new thread and tell me what problems you are encountering and what you want to know. 
There is no step 3 :) 
