In visual studio I can right-click on most things (methods, class instances, local variables...) and I get options for "Go to definition" and "Find all references".
Is there anything like that in visual web developer? In particular, can I somehow get every place where a specific style in a CSS file is used (-I see the style in a CSS page, and want to know if and where is it being used)?
(I'm referring to a web application project. Does it matter?)
Nope. That's not available yet. I don't see how that is possible on css classes since those features rely on reflection.
For the time being I'm assuming they don't exist. If they do – please feel free to correct me.
(I'm accepting my answer, as opposed to the other, because it probably is possible. The question is only if it has been done in VWD.)
In VS 2012 if you highlight the css class and hit f12 it should take you to style definition.
