Callind CSS file from images directory

hi experts ,
I am calling CSS file from page template header ,the CSS file is located in #WORKSPACE_IMAGES# ,but i need to modiy the file a lot of times so it is wasting fo time,can you please guy tell me a way by i can call the file form images directory coz i tried many times but it didnt work ,please advice me
Regards ,
Ahmed

I think there is no way, except you have to upload it again & again to see the changes.

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