Edit CSS stylesheets inside of RedDot?

[dmackerman]

What is the best practice/most commonly used way to use stylesheets
inside of RedDot? Currently we are using a media element which is
linked to a physical file. This works fine, but it is a pain to upload
the stylesheet everytime we need to make a small change.

I was thinking about using a container, but this would cause all of
our code to be displayed inline, rather than being called externally.

RedDot support instructed me to create a Content Class for my
stylesheet (and I assume, place all of my CSS inside of it), and then
create an anchor element to link to this content class. I'm unsure of
how this would work, though?

Basically, it can be summarized by these needs:
1) want to edit the CSS code inside of RedDot
2) do not want to upload the new stylesheet to make changes
3) do not want the CSS to be displayed inline

How can this be done?

[dmackerman]

Spoke to soon, figured it out.

1) create a css content class (or multiple content classes if you want
multiple stylesheets)
2) create an anchor element in your master page (use the "insert url
and path only" option)
3) create a new page off of this anchor element linking to your
stylesheet
4) voila!

[ingohill]

In addition to the correct way of creating css files in RedDot, it is
advisable to enter a certain filename in the page properties, like
"basic.css".

Greetings,
Ingo