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I would expect the north east arrow with hook to be used for "go back up", e.g. after having followed a footnote. The hook implies an element of "returning" for
by MauranKilom 7y ago
I would expect the north east arrow with hook to be used for "go back up", e.g. after having followed a footnote. The hook implies an element of "returning" for me.
- lstamour 7y agoI’ve seen it used there too. That’s probably a better use for it. Personally I’ve never had to call out external links before, and if I did, I think including or referencing the domain the link is on is more useful than a generic symbol that might also mean “opens in new window or tab” sometimes.