IWeb RSS icon in URL bar

Does anyone know how to remove the RSS feed icon that appears in the URL bar of a published website designed with iWeb?
I've unchecked the 'Allow visitors to subscibe' box on the photos page, that removes the hyperlink on the photos page, but the RSS icon button still appears in the URL bar.

this is hard coded in iweb, the only to remove it is post edit your photos page published code.
but I would not advice you to post-edit (not knowing who is your web host), because post editing will potentially cripple MMe feautres.

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<blockquote>
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