hmm. ok, of course you are right. My next question is, what writing a declaration like a#id, what is happening?
it will only work of there is an A element with that particular id, otherwise
it will be ignored.
Certinally don't wanna throw out a "it works so it must be right", since it is obviously not correct - but the question begs to be answered, why does it work? is that in some way implying display:block? or is it turning the entire div into an anchor?
ah, but in your live page http://www.jtsage.com/apathy/ you have assigned a separate id of "headie" (please note spelling) to your link
<div id="header"><a id="headie" ...>
and that's why a#headie (and not "header" like you mentioned in your original email) does work.
To sum it up: you can remove the id on the a, and change a#headie to #header a
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