Tag Navigation When Web pages include complex structures such as multiple nested HTML tables, it is easy to get lost in the source code jumble of nested rows and cells. Visual studio 2005 offers several tools to help you work efficiently with long and complex Web page code. Select a tag and see its corresponding close tag highlighted. Right-click and choose Collapse Tag to hide the entire contents of the tag. View the Tag Navigator at the bottom of the page to see a list of all the tags that contain the tag where your cursor is located. Click on a Tag Navigator node you can select everything within those tags. All these new features make it faster and easier to navigate a long file and focus on the particular locations where you need to make your edits. View the Tag Navigator at the bottom to see the 'path' to your location, or click on its tags to select a different level in the hierarchy. (Notice also the yellow highlights on the left indicated code that has been changed and not yet saved.) Use Tag Outlining to collapse the contents of tags so you can focus on particular regions of the page