Pagination links can be created using the various chevron-* icons. But that set lacks proper "first" and "last" icons.
Currently we can represent "first page" and "last page" using chevron-double-left and chevron-double-right, respectively. But the more common convention is where the icon has a solid bar instead of the second arrow.
BTW, the icons chevron-bar-left and chevron-bar-right are almost okay, but the bars are taller than the arrows. Those icons are typically used to represent folding, alignment, collapsing, jumping around, etc. If there were variants of those two buttons, where the bars were the same heights as the arrows, that would be perfect.
RobineSavert
commented
1 year ago
Pagination links can be created using the various
chevron-*icons. But that set lacks proper "first" and "last" icons.Currently we can represent "first page" and "last page" using
chevron-double-leftandchevron-double-right, respectively. But the more common convention is where the icon has a solid bar instead of the second arrow.FontAwesome examples here and here.
BTW, the icons
chevron-bar-leftandchevron-bar-rightare almost okay, but the bars are taller than the arrows. Those icons are typically used to represent folding, alignment, collapsing, jumping around, etc. If there were variants of those two buttons, where the bars were the same heights as the arrows, that would be perfect.