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This is under the gallery controls; Masonry gallery. Here is the inspect output from Chrome:

<div class="gallery-controls slider-gallery-controls  hide-icons d-flex flex-lg-column flex-row justify-content-around py-2 py-lg-3" data-display-hidden="false">
				<span class="gallery-control m-0 mt-1 p-0">
			<span class="gallery-control gallery-control__prev text-uppercase m-0 p-0 swiper-button-disabled" tabindex="0" role="button" aria-label="Previous slide" aria-disabled="true">prev</span>
			<span class="gallery-control gallery-control__none m-0 p-0">/</span>
			<!--<span class="gallery-control gallery-control__caption"></span>-->
			<span class="gallery-control gallery-control__next text-uppercase m-0 p-0" tabindex="0" role="button" aria-label="Next slide" aria-disabled="false">next</span>
		</span>
		<span class="gallery-control gallery-control__lightbox text-uppercase m-0 mt-1 p-0 d-none">zoom</span>
		<span class="gallery-control gallery-control__fullscreen text-uppercase m-0 mt-1 p-0 d-none">fullscreen</span>
		<span class="gallery-control gallery-control__thumbs text-uppercase m-0 mt-1 p-0">show thumbnails</span>
		<span class="gallery-control gallery-control__pagination-fraction text-uppercase m-0 mt-1 p-0 slider-pagination-fraction"><span class="slider-pagination-current p-0 m-0">1</span> / <span class="slider-pagination-total p-0 m-0">6</span></span>
	</div>

My site is in a Docker container, so I can’t provide a link. Here is a link to a screen capture of the modal:

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Nothing like following up to your own posts.

WordPress is by design a dynamic model – I’d like the ability to use either a dynamic or static process. I found a couple of products that do this like Moveable Type, NanoBlogger, etc. I wonder if WordPress is capable of this, via some plugin, modification, or whatever?

Thank you.