Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
A hands-on tip on how to get the most out of the outline view in Visual Studio Code. The outline view shows the symbol tree of the currently active editor, which allows you to jump to a specific symbol immediately (CSS selector, function in JavaScript, tag in HTML).
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A hands-on tip on how to get the most out of the outline view in Visual Studio Code. The outline view shows the symbol tree of the currently active editor, which allows you to jump to a specific symbol immediately (CSS selector, function in JavaScript, tag in HTML).
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Keep up to date with what I'm up to:
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