why are the arrows missing on the read thod docs theme - python-sphinx

I've created documentation using Sphinx and the read the docs theme, but the arrows are missing from the buttons
Can anyone help?

Make sure the css files of sphinx theme are located in the right place

Your Sphinx document probably uses CSS that specifies a font, in which these unicode "codepoint boxes" are arrows.
Either the CSS is external, but not shipped alongside with the HTML, or so is the font.

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