Ubuntu upgrade seems to have 'lost' my ghostwriter themes/CSS

[mderouss]

I upgraded my Ubuntu from 20.04LTS to 22.04LTS a few days ago, and was just surprised when I fired up ghostwriter on the md that forms my blog to find that my theming/colours/fonts etc seemed to have been lost.

I set all this up years ago, so I don't actually recall precisely how I did it, but I wasn't expecting a ghostwriter version upgrade ( assuming that is what has happened ) to blow anything away. My ghostwriter version is now 2.1.1, I'm not certain what it was for Ubuntu 20.04.

My recollection is that I specified a CSS file to use for HTML preview purposes. That CSS file is still there where it always was, but now I don't appear to be able to find a way to tell ghostwriter to use it. Am I missing something ?

[mderouss]

Oh, just to add - I still have the following in my .config/ghostwriter/ghostwriter.conf file :

[Preview]
codeFont="Noto Sans Mono,12,-1,5,50,0,0,0,0,0"
customStyleSheets=/home/mark/Desktop/Blog/markdown/my.css
htmlPreviewOpen=true
lastUsedExporter=cmark-gfm
lastUsedStyleSheet=/home/mark/Desktop/Blog/markdown/my.css
textFont="Noto Serif,12,-1,5,50,0,0,0,0,0"

However, what appears to be happening is that the Classic theme is being used instead.