On this site: http://www.nmhair.com

The "Solutions" page should have links that are bold yellow in color because they are on a dark page background (per client request - not mine).

But the links on the Products and FAQ pages (which are white background) also has its links in yellow - which won't work, because you lose the words. I just wanted them standard blue underline links that are suppose to be default.

The "Solutions" page links are under a div ID called "hairRestore". That is the only div that I specified in my stylesheet as having yellow links.

The footer links should be white - according to my stylesheet - and they're not - they are yellow.

The links on the other pages, Products and FAQ are under a mainText div ID which has no link colors assigned. Should not that default to the standard link color?

If someone could look over the site and the css and tell me what stupid thing I did wrong, it would be greatly appreciated.

There is one thing ANY CSS developer should be aware of, is that specificity also applies to multiple element declarations.
for example

#footer a:link, a:visited {
    color: #ffffff;
    text-decoration: underline;
}

does NOT apply the rule to visited links only in #footer. It applies to visited links globally.
Each item after the comma is a NEW declaration. If this rule is to apply only to links in #footer, then the declaration should be;

#footer a:link, #footer a:visited {
    color: #ffffff;
    text-decoration: underline;
}

Thanks chrishirst!

Stupid newbie mistake, but one I'll NEVER make again!

Thanks so much for your help.

Reggie

Oh you will, and you will do it not just with links. You just won't post about it

Of course you will, only next time you'll know why it ain't working as expected.