In IWeb '09 Sidebar what do the different page colors and symbols refer to?

Under my two websites I've designed in IWeb I see each of the different tabs/pages are represented by different symbols. For example my first site is one page long and its symbol is a red page with a key on it and I think a cloud. Can you tell me what each of these represent?
In my other website with multiple pages they are all blue. One tab has a Q on it (possibly for Quicktime?) and another page has a person on it. Can you tell me what these mean?
Is there a place that provides a key of all these symbols?
Thank you,
Jamie

It the site folder has a cloud on it that means it's being published to a MobileMe account. It the site folder is plain then it's being published to somewhere else, either a commercial server or a folder on your HD.
The page with a Q on it is a movie layout page. The only other page with a symbol that I've come across is the blog page, and "a" on the page icon.
If a page is red it means there have been changes made that haven't been added to the site. A blue item means the published item is up to date.
OT

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