Chevron Right Icons
Chevron right is the quiet connector of navigation — breadcrumb separators, pagination "next" indicators, list items hinting there's more detail behind them, submenu expanders in a sidebar. This page collects chevron-right variants across Pathwork's libraries in a range of stroke weights, so you can find one subtle enough to sit between breadcrumb items or bold enough to work as a standalone next button.
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Frequently Asked Questions
It shows up most often as a breadcrumb separator between page levels, a trailing indicator on list items that lead to a detail view, a 'next' control in pagination, and an expand arrow for submenus in a sidebar or accordion.
Yes, generally — since chevron right is tied to navigation and reading direction, it should mirror to chevron left in RTL layouts. This applies whether it's used as a breadcrumb separator, a 'next' indicator, or a list item's trailing hint, since all of these follow the text direction.
Chevron right is just the angled line with no stem, reading as a subtle indicator — good for breadcrumbs or list rows. A right arrow includes a stem and arrowhead, communicating a stronger sense of action — better suited to a prominent 'next' or 'continue' button. Chevron right tends to feel quieter and less like a call to action.
It's commonly placed at the trailing edge of a menu item to signal it expands into a submenu, often rotating to chevron-down (or chevron-left, depending on layout) when the submenu opens — similar to how chevron up/down works for accordions, but horizontal instead of vertical.
You can use a single chevron and flip it horizontally with CSS ('transform: scaleX(-1)') to get the left-facing version, since chevrons are typically simple and symmetric. This also makes RTL mirroring straightforward, since you're just toggling the same transform based on layout direction.
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