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Visual Studio provides numerous ways to navigate code in the editor. This topic summarizes the different ways you can navigate your code, and provides links to topics that go into more detail.

Navigate Backward and Navigate Forward commands

You can use the Navigate Backward (Ctrl+-) and Navigate Forward (Ctrl+Shift+-) buttons on the toolbar to move the insertion point to previous locations, or to return to a more recent location from a previous location. These buttons retain the last 20 locations of the insertion point. These commands are also available on the View menu, under Navigate Backward and Navigate Forward.

Navigation bar

You can use the navigation bar (the drop-down boxes at the top of the code window) to navigate to code in a codebase. You can choose a type or member to go directly to it. The navigation bar appears when you edit code in a Visual Basic, C#, or C++ code base. In a partial class, members defined outside the current code file may be disabled (they appear in gray).

You can navigate around the drop-down boxes as follows:

To navigate to another project that the current file belongs to, choose it in the left drop-down.
To navigate to a class or type, choose it in the middle drop-down.
To navigate directly to a procedure or other member of a class, choose it in the right drop-down.
To shift focus from the code window to the navigation bar, press the shortcut key combination Ctrl+F2.
To shift focus from box to box on the navigation bar, press the Tab key.
To select the navigation bar item that has focus and return to the code window, press the Enter key.
To return focus from the navigation bar to the code without selecting anything, press the Esc key.

To hide the navigation bar, change the Navigation bar option in the Text Editor All Languages settings (Tools > Options > Text Editor > All Languages), or you can change the settings for individual languages.

Find all references

Finds all the references to the selected element in the solution. You can use this to check possible side-effects of a large refactoring, or to verify 'dead' code. Press F8 to jump between results. For more information, see Find references in your code.

Input	Function
Keyboard	Place your text cursor somewhere inside the type name, and press Shift+F12
Mouse	Select Find All References from the right-click menu

Reference highlighting

When you click a symbol in the source code, all instances of that symbol are highlighted in the document. The highlighted symbols may include declarations and references, and many other symbols that Find All References would return. These include the names of classes, objects, variables, methods, and properties. In Visual Basic code, keywords for many control structures are also highlighted. To move to the next or the previous highlighted symbol, press Ctrl+Shift+Down Arrow or Ctrl+Shift+Up Arrow. You can change the highlighting color in Tools > Options > Environment > Fonts and Colors > Highlighted Reference.

Go To commands

Go To has the following commands, which are available in the Edit menu under Go To:

Go To Line (Ctrl+G): Move to the specified line number in the active document.
Go To All (Ctrl+T or Ctrl+,): Move to the specified line, type, file, member, or symbol.
Go To File (Ctrl+1, Ctrl+F): Move to the specified file in the solution.
Go To Recent File (Ctrl+1, Ctrl+R): Move to the specified, recently visited file in the solution.
Go To Type (Ctrl+1, Ctrl+T): Move to the specified type in the solution.
Go To Member (Ctrl+1, Ctrl+M): Move to the specified member in the solution.
Go To Symbol (Ctrl+1, Ctrl+S): Move to the specified symbol in the solution.

In Visual Studio 2017 version 15.8 and later, the following Go To navigation commands are also available:

Go To Next Issue in File (Alt+PgDn) and Go To Previous Issue in File (Alt+PgUp)
Go To Last Edit Location (Ctrl+Shift+Backspace)

See more about these commands in the Find code using Go To commands topic.

Go To Definition

Go To Definition takes you to the definition of the selected element. For more information, see Go To Definition and Peek Definition.

Input	Function
Keyboard	Place your text cursor somewhere inside the type name, and press F12
Mouse	Right-click on the type name and select Go To Definition OR press Ctrl and click on the type name

Peek Definition

Peek Definition displays the definition of the selected element in a window without navigating away from your current location in the code editor. For more information, see How to: View and edit code by using Peek Definition and Go To Definition and Peek Definition.

Input	Function
Keyboard	Place your text cursor somewhere inside the type name, and press Alt+F12
Mouse	Right-click on the type name and select Peek Definition OR press Ctrl and click on the type name (if you have the Open definition in peek view option checked)

Go To Implementation

Using Go To Implementation, you can navigate from a base class or type to its implementations. If there are multiple implementa

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