'In code view how to display a default event for the selected control

I'm using VS2017 Pro and in the code view window when I select a control in the left list, the event list at the right become empty, instead of showing the first event containing code, like it did in VS2012.

For example when I select a button control in VS2012 the event window automatically position itself in the Click event if it has code. Same thing with a combobox control and its ValueChanged event.

I search a lot in the Options but found nothing to restore this functionality...

Another thing anoying in VS2018, if you are in a control's event sub, let say ValueChanged and you click in the event list you only see the other events for that control. Before, in VS2012, there was a first line at the top (I don't recall the name of the line) that allowed you by clicking on it to display all the other sub and functions. Now you have to go on the control list, click on the fist line, and then go back to the event list.

Is it possible to get these features back?

Thanks!

Edit: Well... I think I should have stayed with VS2012... lol



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