IWeb page on Safari with Reader

I have a iWeb site, and I have problem with Safari "Reader"
I need to know, How I can able/disable this "reader" directly in iWeb.
This program "Reader" bypass my page protection and create me problem with banner, counter, and other feature.
See my site: flaviopedretti.altervista.org
Thanks for help!

What's the URL of your site so we can examine it first hand? Have you tired clearing Safari's cache (Command+Option+E) and reloading the page?
What version of Safari are you using?
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