How to prevent the white 'flash' on page load?

Can I easily control the order in which things load on a page of mine?

• I need some help fixing a web page. Images load in the wrong order, and users are finding it confusing. I have a free album uphttp://www.fakeproject.com/you_are_not_dead/, and it's gotten about a zillion views, which I'm very happy about. But many users report that the images of the book pages don't show up. As it turns out, in Firefox (by far the most popular browser that visits the site) they do show up, but they are displaced below the Flash player that plays the album until the entire page loads. Is it possible to force the pages to load right next to the player? This must have to do with the way Firefox renders things, but the few hacks that I've tried on the code have not changed the order that things appear. Any advice would be much appreciated.

• Answer:

  I haven't played with any fix, but I'd guess the issue is that Firefox is assuming that the object tag is a 100% width item, and so pushes the following td tags to the next row. But then when flash finishes loading, it realizes that isn't the case, and redoes the layout. First fix: try to set a width (css style attribute) on the object or td containing the flash file. Second fix: get rid of the td tags, and use floated divs. (float them all right).