Problem: when that stylesheet changes, Joplin doesn't refresh it. It's cached … somewhere. Joplin eventually does a refresh via some calculus I don't understand and can't see the pattern for, but, for example, the Joplin on my laptop has been open overnight, and the CSS being pulled in is still a version behind the current remote CSS stylesheet.
CAVEAT (this is an update): If you point at the filesystem (@import "/home/todd/some.css";) Joplin does not cache this. Joplin caches CSS pulled in from the internet not the filesystem.
What is the equivalent of CTRL-SHIFT-R for Joplin? And if that doesn't exist, is there another way to force Joplin to re-pull stuff like that?
And yes, I know I leverage some of the more edge-case features of Joplin, but this one feature makes Joplin hugely powerful for me.
Sadly, this only works for the CSS you call. The CSS that is called by the CSS you called (an @import in that CSS and down the line), does not get updated. It is stuck in the cache. And so, if something has been fixed down the chain of CSS … too bad.
I REALLY want a method to refresh Joplin's cache. This is ridiculous.
CSS pulled in from the filesystem is not cached by Joplin and therefore is not an issue. I have updated my original posting to reflect this nuance. It's a nagging issue with CSS pulled in from the internet (see example in my original posting).