If your site does not show when viewing it on an iPod Touch, go to mto->CSS Files->content.css and find the 'body' css which will be

body {
	margin: 					0; 
	padding: 				0; 
	font-family: 			"Segoe UI", "Lucida Grande", "Helvetica Neue", sans-serif;
	font-size: 				15px;
	opacity: 				0; /* <--- will be turned on ( = set to '1' ) with jQuery 
									after google fonts, if any, have loaded and masonry layout, 
									if any, was applied */
}

and change the 'opacity' to '1'

	opacity: 				1; /* <--- will be turned on ( = set to '1' ) with jQuery 
									after google fonts, if any, have loaded and masonry layout, 
									if any, was applied */

This seems to be a bug in the Safari browser on the iPod - the iPhone seems to work fine.

Good to know.
Do you know the reason for setting the opacity to 0 in a first place? I was staring at that very line of code yesterday wondering if I should simply remove it and be done with it

my guess it to keep the fonts from 'flickering' because of loading the google fonts if used.

Makes sense, thanks =)