You can take a .css file and add it as an attachment to a note. Then you can get the filename from the link it creates and use it in the import statement. For example, if you attach the file and it gives you this link:
[special.css](:/e64fdb1989644d399eedd7f30bc3b9a2)
Then on pc you can reference it in a note like this:
<style>
@import "/Users/<username>/.config/joplin-desktop/resources/e64fdb1989644d399eedd7f30bc3b9a2.css"
</style>
or this:
<style>
@import "../../../../../../../../.config/joplin-desktop/resources/e64fdb1989644d399eedd7f30bc3b9a2.css"
</style>
So if we knew the folder structure on iOS we could do the same thing, right?
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