Updating css in the CSS repository

Hi,
I have a problem with updating a css which is in the CSS repository. It seems that none of the updates has any effect on the page. Even if I delete the css from the CSS repository it seems to be still there. How can I update a css in the CSS repository??
Thanks, Maren

I am experiencing the same situation and dont understand what is happening.
I have my own css which has been working fine.
When I edit the css in HTML with the edit button and press APPLY CHANGES it save it somewhere because when I edit again the change is there but I dont see the change in my application since the classes I changed are still showing with the old values.
If I press the link on the cssname I Download the css and I get the old version.
It seems that html updates css in one place and the css file is in another.
Can someone please give me an idea of what is happening.
Thank you.
Carlos

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