IWeb taking forever to publish site!

I added a page to my website and am trying to publish it to my .Mac account. The rest of the site was created with iWeb '06. I've been trying to publish the changes all day, but it just hangs and hangs. Does anyone know what's wrong?
Thanks in advance!
ETA: OK, it published. But the hit counter at the bottom of the new page isn't there. I republished it and, same thing. What happened to my web counter??
Message was edited by: Kittenmommy
Message was edited by: Kittenmommy

Roddy wrote:
The .Mac server is fairly slow and not very reliable. Sometimes when it hangs like that its because you're not getting connected to .Mac. You should try again and also try at a different time of day.
It can also be due to a problem with your own internet connection. If you are using a hi speed DSL or cable connection its worth while resetting the modem every now and again by cutting the power for about 10 minutes. I leave mine on all the time so I have a habit of resetting it at least once a week.
You can check out your upload and download speeds at ....
http://internetfrog.com/
Thanks for the tips! I'm going to try again later tonight and see what happens.

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