How to Restore iWeb website using Time Machine

I used Time Machine to back up everything on my hard drive.
I went to the Apple Store, with a question about iWeb.
The guy moved a bunch of stuff around, and "tried" a bunch of stuff.
When he exited out of iWeb, he automatically clicked SAVE.
I want what it looked like Before he touched it.
With every other application, you just need to open the app, then click Time Machine, and it will search for the Backed Up Versions.
Time Machine does not do this with iWeb!
When I search for an "iWeb" folder, I CAN NOT.
I can only search for FILES with the word iWeb. Why?
I know there is a folder called iWeb under Library/App Support/
but that is the Domain.
How do I get my old files back?
-B

You were on the right track.
The domain-file in Library/Application Support/iWeb is the file you need to put back with Time Machine.

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