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Is there any way to Highlight Properties/Functions on your custom classes in intellisense? It's used lots in the Framework and it really helps show main features of a class. I've tried looking for an attribute because I know the obsolete attribute influences the display, but no luck.

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The original question is flawed because of my misunderstanding of how intellisense displays items. As explained in answers the bold items are new properties/functions created by a child class, in other words the Bold is done automatically.

I am still interested if there is any other way to highlight certain functions, I am using ReSharper if that helps.

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The bold entries in IntelliSense are the members directly implemented on the class, with the inherited properties and methods shown in a regular font.

If it helps, you can hide 'advanced' entries from the list using the [EditorBrowsable] attribute. In this context, 'advanced' means 'hidden when the Hide Advanced Members setting is enabled via Tools | Options | Text Editor | C#'.

Tim Robinson