Since nobody seems to know, here's what I did...

Name the DIV, in the container, that everything lives in with  an ID. It can be anything you want. In my case it was id="White" It can also be limited to a section of the container, if you want... like the header/title command buttons, etc.

In the CSS, you have to put an identifier... not sure if that's the correct word for it. Example

#White .Normal a:visited
#White .Normal a:link
#White .Normal a:hover
#White .Normal a:active

This tells the CSS to apply ONLY to the containers with an id of White... Since my entire container's highest DIV has an id of White, it applies to the entire thing, but not the whole page. It also tells it to apply to the existing CSS style of Normal and all the link states for Normal.

Another example to change the color of the controls, in the footer...

the class for the command buttons is:
a.commandButton:link
etc.

Again, in my case, my DIV id="White" So, If i want just the white container to be a color, I have to put the identifier in the CSS, for that container.
#White a.commandButton:link
and so on, for the others.

Hope this helps someone!
~Stay Free

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