RSS Feed on iWeb Issue

Using: iWeb ver 3.0.3
I'm having an issue with RSS Feed button on my Blog Page after the site is published.
When a vistor press the RSS Feed they get ... Error 404 not found
Essentially the page that iWeb is sending the user to is
http://www.website.com/site-name-on-iweb/Blog/rss.xml instead of ...
http://www.website.com/Blog/rss.xml
The same issue appears when you try to view the website the site-name-on-iweb appears instead of the user being sent to ...
http://www.website.com iWeb takes you to http://www.website.com/site-name-on-iweb
Any help would be sincerely appreciated. Thanks

Hi LPopoff,
Per my knowledge, there is no difference for Form library with the RSS Feed.
Please clear the cache in Internet Explorer(IE) and then check the results again.
It seems that IE has cached the feed data and display the result the same as the original one.
Thanks,
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