Fernando Briano

Please, for the love of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, read the Documentation.

The correct parameter is not “catlist_class”, it’s just “class” if you want to style the ul:

class – CSS class for the default UL generated by the plugin.

Thanks!

Luckily, you don’t have to know PHP to use this plugin 🙂

When you’re editing a post or page, write the shortcode right in there.

Something like that yes. Watch out for how you set the category. Use the id or name parameter.

I added this functionality on version 0.28. Just add the param “posts_morelink”:

posts_morelink – Include a “read more” link after each post. It receives a string of characters as a parameter which will be used as the text of the link. Example: [catlist id=38 posts_morelink=”Read more about this post”]

Please let me know how it works out for you 🙂

Thanks for the request!
Regards,

I’ll try answer this as polite as possible…

it is in the documentation somewhere

Once you get to the documentation you can search for the string dateformat. That should be easy, right? You can do it on any web browser or text editor.

but I won’t tell you where or which document

Every WordPress plugin has it’s documentation. You can read it HERE, on WordPress.org, when you go to the plugin’s page. Read the FIRST page and you get a text that says: Check Other Notes for usage. When you install the plugin, you get a link on your WordPress’ plugin page to the plugin’s instructions. Do you still need help finding the documentation?

I have no superiority complex. I’m just sick of people not even taking 2 minutes of their time to skim the documentation I spent time writing so that I would avoid this kind of questions on this forum. Is this that hard? It’s a manual, before asking if the plugin does this or that, or how you can change something, READ THE DOCUMENTS.

Please read the documentation. You can choose the format of the date with the dateformat parameter. You’ll find a link to WordPress docs on Formatting dates there, and you can add a space before/after with the format string.

Thanks for your review and the contribution. I’m adding it to the FAQ 🙂