Hyperlink styles in menu look correct in editor but wrong in Preview or real Web Browser

The default hyperlink style of my site is:
Normal or Visited links are black, boldface and underlined
Hovering or active links are grey boldface and underlined
Except for my menu where I want them this way:
Normal, Visited or Active links are black, no boldface and no underline
Hovering links are grey and underlined
But I can't manage to do it!
The items appear in boldface with no underlines and no colour change (so the only hint when you hover them is the pointer changing from arrow to hand)
The only different is the last item that is the only one that has submenu and is not a hyperlink by itself. It doesn't appear in boldface but again no underline or colour change. Also the first item of this submenu appears without boldface.
in the editor the menu looks fine but in the preview or when HTML exported, the menu looks as explained.
As Menus behave differently than other hyperlinks, I've tried to click and drill down to the text in the menu then modify the text appearance using the States panel, but as I said, the menu looks fine in the editor but not in the preview or web browser.
I also have tried to remove the menu completely and creating again from scratch, but even with all the default options of the widget (not even font size change nor font type), it appears as non boldface in the editor but boldface in the preview.
You can see the menu live in the site here:
http://www.dblanco-weddings.co.uk
Pictures can be seen in the old forum here: http://support.muse.adobe.com/muse/topics/how_do_i_change_hyperlink_styles_in_a_menu

Mail sent:
I'm attaching a .muse file in response to the problem I posted here:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4316724#4316724
Instead of the original Muse file for my site I thought it would be easier for you to have a minimal site that also reproduces the problem so this is the test.muse file I'm sending to you.
Meanwhile, I had to make a workaround for my actual site menu to work as intended by removing the boldface attribute from the hyperlinks default style of the site. This is the dblanco.muse file I'm also attaching. You just have to activate the boldface in the default style to have the problem again.

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