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title: "How to Navigate to a Function"
description: "Using the command palette"
permalink: /docs/oxide/editing-and-managing-files/how-to-navigate-to-a-function/
---
# How to Navigate to a Function

### Using the command palette

OXIDE provides a list of all the functions in any `.js` file.

1. Make sure you are in an active editor
2. Run the **Go to Symbol...** action

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3\. Use the pop-up search to quickly navigate across functions.

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<Info>

If you intend on using this action often, you can bind this action to a more accessible keyboard shortcut via "IDE Settings" in OXIDE.

</Info>

### Using `Go to definition`

On any function in the editor, you can use the key combination `[meta] + <click>` on the function name, to go to the definition.