Domain name link up a mess

I am OS 10.5.6 on a MacBook Pro and iWeb '08. I have 3 iWeb sites. One site, let's call it "A" is the one I want linked to my domain name, so I reconfigured my CNAME to point to my me.com account. However, I can get only C to show up on my domain name site. So I changed my CNAME back to point straight to my domain name thinking I would upload the site (site A) FTP style onto my domain name account. It uploaded but only the welcome page and NO navigation menu. And now, none of my iWeb account show up after republishing them. What to do?

However, I can get only C to show up on my domain name site.
You need to make A the topmost site in the list at the left (or last site you uploaded, if you have separate domain files). That is what CNAME points to.
I changed my CNAME back to point straight to my domain name thinking I would upload the site (site A) FTP style onto my domain name account. It uploaded but only the welcome page and NO navigation menu.
You may have failed to upload everything. You must use a real ftp app like cyberduck and upload two items, the folder which has the same name as you gave your site inside iWeb, plus the index.html file that iweb creates alongside that folder.
none of my iWeb account show up after republishing them
What is the url (your iweb username and the sitenames)?

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