Tip/Trick: Increase your VS screen real estate by disabling HTML Navigation Bar
Below is a tip/trick I twittered via my Twitter account earlier today. A number of people seemed interested in – so I thought i'd blog it here too. HTML Navigation Bar in VS 2008 By default, when you are in HTML source-editing mode with VS 2008 and Visual Web Developer 2008 Express edition there is a set of drop-downs that are rendered immediately above the HTML text editor view: This set of drop-downs is called the "Navigation Bar", and in the VS 2008 HTML editor they allow you to navigate between functions and methods defined within the HTML. These include both JavaScript client-side functions defined inline within the .aspx/.html file, and server-side methods defined in-line within the .aspx file when in single-file
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Read the complete post at http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2009/09/21/tip-trick-increase-your-vs-screen-real-estate-by-disabling-html-navigation-bar.aspx