Publishing multiple websites through iWeb

Hello,
I could use a little help. I have my main website published through iWeb and the mobleme system.
I would like to make another website (which already has a host) on iWeb but can't figured out how to do it.
Any help would be great. Thanks

Okay, so lets just get this clear first of all - which version of iWeb are you using? iWeb 08 or 09? There are differences - if using 09 then click on the name of the site that you want to publish and there should then be a drop down menu at the top of the page that has FTP Mobile Me, FTP Server and then Publish Local Folder. To publish to a folder just click on the Publish Local Folder option and your site will be published to a folder.
iWeb 09 will let you publish individual sites.
If using 08, then this is an 09 forum and there is an 08 forum that you can post to.
However, in iWeb 08 you can choose to Publish to MobileMe and/or then publish to a folder- in 08 there is no ftp to server option and unfortunately, as you have discovered it will publish all sites rather than just individually. If you want to publish individually, then you need to separate out your domain files or use the programme iWebSites to help keep your sites separate.

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