08/09/Color files/Domain

Hi, help please:
1.
Correct if I´m wrong, but I had my website made with iWeb 08 published to Mobile Me (.Mac).
My published pages look blue(?) and when I made some changes they became red(?) in order to show which ones I should publish again. Am I wrong? Red-Blue/blue-Red? I´m confused
Now I update to iWeb 09 and ALL my website is in red pages. Must I publish the entire site again to turn them into blue?
2.
I used to see my domain with a green light on the base of iWeb window. Not anymore on 09 version?
3.
I used to had my domain name on the Inspector window; not anymore?
Thanks very much.

1 - All the pages are shown red because in the updating to iWeb 3 changes were made to every page and they all need to be republished.
2 - I don't remember any green light but then I didn't look very carefully.
3 - the Inspector/Page/Page pane shows the page name when you select a page. Again, I don't remember the site name being in that window unless the first page had the same name as the site.
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