Hover links showing. CSS or HTML issue?

We are using CSS plus Dreamweaver 8. We momentarily see the
navigation "hover links" appear before a full page of content
manages to get loaded. (Imagine seeing a white browser page with
some underlined links in purple between one page leaving and the
next one appearing)
An Hour later------------------
We have solved the issue. The issue was a line across the
page which was messing it up.
Have a great day.

I have a very fast connection so I am not seeing your
problem.
"uptrends" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:gkqlve$bpe$[email protected]..
> We are using CSS plus Dreamweaver 8. We momentarily see
the navigation
> "hover
> links" appear before a full page of content manages to
get loaded.
> (Imagine
> seeing a white browser page with some underlined links
in purple between
> one
> page leaving and the next one appearing)
>
> Several of our pages have larger photos on them and so
the load is a bit
> slower than normal. However, it looks like links without
a stylesheet on
> the
> opposite side of the page from where they are supposed
to be. We don't
> want
> them to show at all, and cannot figure out how to get
rid of that
> "between"
> page - it is not a between page obviously, but the first
part of the
> load -
> maybe? Does the same in Firefox or IE.
>
> you can see the issue here: www.timezonemedia.com Any
help is
> appreciated.
>

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