If you specify <cf_sbalookandfeel MobileAware="jqm" ... >, SBA Look-and-Feel will generate jQuery Mobile library includes for you.
The CSS part of jQuery Mobile expects there to be an images subdirectory in the same directory as itself, as determined by the URL in the <link> tag. Therefore, in /library/css, the jquery.mobile subdirectory is a symbolic link to the /library/javascripts/jquery/jquery.mobile subdirectory.
If, for some reason, you don't want to specify <cf_sbalookandfeel MobileAware="jqm" ... >, you can add the following to the head of a page that's intended to use jQuery Mobile (assuming LibCssURL points to /library/css and LibJsJqURL points to /library/javascripts/jquery):
<link rel="stylesheet" href="#Variables.LibCssURL #/jquery.mobile/jquery.mobile.css" /> <script src="#Variables.LibJsJqURL#/jquery.mobile/jquery.mobile.js"></script>
Version 1.2.0 is what we're treating as our current verson, for now. Release Notes are available on the jQuery Mobile website. (Link opens a new browser window/tab.) To use it, specify <cf_sbalookandfeel MobileAware="jqm" ... >.
Version 1.3.1 is the latest and greatest at the jQuery Mobile website. Release Notes and Demos are available on the jQuery Mobile website. (Both links open a new browser window/tab.) To use it, specify <cf_sbalookandfeel MobileAware="jqm" jQueryMobileVer=".latest" ... >.