IWeb: all pages empty

When I create a site with iWeb, once published, all the pages are blank.
I have tested several servers. But I have the same problem. Can anyone help me?
Link: http://www.queenglamourb.it
In the past I have already published several sites. Never a problem.

What version of iWeb are your using? 
What system are you running? 
How are you uploading the files to the server?
If you're using iWeb 3 have you tried using the File ➙ Publish Entire Site menu option?
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