layout: use simple arrows as list pagination icons #243
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I don't think this is the only place arrows are used - see here, the back arrow is next to Go Back |
The currently used "triangle-headed" arrows are from the Unicode code block "Supplemental Arrows-C" [1], which seems to be not widely supported. This also applies to e.g. Roboto, which is being explicitly used in the CSS. Instead, use the "simple" arrows from the "Arrows" block, which is much more widely supported by fonts. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supplemental_Arrows-C closes cstate#242
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The ones for going back are in fact already the simple ones. But I still missed a few, fixed now. A grep for the old glyphs no longer returns any result. |
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thanks for your PR! <3 |
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The currently used "triangle-headed" arrows are from the Unicode code
block "Supplemental Arrows-C" 1, which seems to be not widely
supported. This also applies to e.g. Roboto, which is being explicitly
used in the CSS.
Instead, use the "simple" arrows from the "Arrows" block, which is much
more widely supported by fonts.
closes #242