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I think @richtabor worked on this recently, so this might be a design regression a bit.

@afercia addressed your feedback please review the PR.

@afercia updated as per your feedback. please check.

@richtabor @afercia I have reverted style-related changes and only kept accessibility related changes.

@up1512001 thank you. Looks good to me 👍🏽
I will creat a follow-up issue for the ↗ CSS pseudo element.

@afercia I thought we should use the wordpress icon for consistency instead of the after pseudo element so whenever the icon is updated it will reflect to everywhere.
Let me know your thoughts.

+1 when @richtabor approves.

@afercia I thought we should use the wordpress icon for consistency instead of the after pseudo element so whenever the icon is updated it will reflect to everywhere.

@up1512001 personally I don't like the design of this component and I don't understand the need to replace the external icon with the North East Arrow unicode character. If it was up to me, I would change it but hte prevalent opinion from design is to keep the arrow so yes, fair enough 🙂

I don't understand the need to replace the external icon with the North East Arrow unicode character.

It's much more palatable when placed directly alongside text. The external icon was too big and disorienting when in those placements. Making it smaller made it less communicative/complex.

I'm fine if we do the unicode symbol as an icon, resulting in no change visually.

Making it smaller made it less communicative/complex.

Making it smaller made it also less readable. See #62832 for a more in depth analysis.

Hi @richtabor any feedback for this PR?