Never mind, I’ve come up with a crappy solution
I’m returning $value back through the wpautop() function for a line-break which at least separates everything. Better than nothing even though I would have liked it a bit different.
I also wanted to format a bold tag onto just the custom field name, so I just used some php to get it in there in the same file. My php skills are basic, at best, so these are things I really wish I did not have to do by traipsing through the core files of the add-on.
Meh. I don’t consider this “resolved” really as this seems to be the hard way of doing it (but maybe it’s the only way?), so if you have a better solution, I’m all ears.
I’ll check this out, see if I can come up with a better solution for a future release. Thanks for reporting this!
Cheers,
Yes, I’m seeing the same thing – so a fix would be appreciated when possible.
I think I have the same issue. I have two custom fields, and I am using this code:
[catlist id=46, tags=bar orderby=name order=asc numberposts=-1 customfield_display="Address,Telephone" customfield_display_name="no"]
The result is: 99 Some Street01 2222 2222
What I want is the address separated from the phone number as this: 99 Some Street. 01 2222 2222
I did try with customfield_display_name set as =”yes”, and the result was:
Address : 99 Some StreetTelephone : 01 2222 2222
