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This happens to me periodically too for no discernible reason. The solution is to delete the Analyzer folder and try again, which indicates it is a bad state that Flare gets into internally, rather than a problem in your project.

It doesn't make sense. If there is a facility to hide irrelevant classes, it should work whether there is a selector present or not.
I had this problem too, but specifying the class did not fix it. It seems to be something to do with our use of multiple stylesheets that form a hierarchy through ...

I've encountered many situations when certain styles simply will not appear in the Styles window, even when the following are true:
- Set the primary stylesheet on the target and make the target the primary target
- Select the relevant XML element
- Make sure the medium is set to the desired medium ...

I had the same problem. The solution was to use 'float-left' for the mc-auto-number-position attribute: