If this is a "Web Site" project with no .csproj file, you may have to set the folder to Hidden.
Visual Studio does not load hidden folders.
Question
We have a CMS site, where the user has uploaded a lot of content into the content
directory of the site, for a lot of articles.
It takes a really long time to open this project because of loading all these sub-directories (one per article).
Is there any way to tell Visual Studio NOT to load a particular directory in the site? This directory has no code files in it, and nothing I would want to edit as part of development.
Solution
If this is a "Web Site" project with no .csproj file, you may have to set the folder to Hidden.
Visual Studio does not load hidden folders.