Any way to get rid of bullet point?

Yes, you just have to style the CSS. Unless you’ve specified a CSS class for the plugin, this should work:

.lcp_catlist li{
    list-style: none;
}

Add this code to your theme’s CSS.

Perfect. Thanx

Did it work, because to me it doesn’t

Me either – placed it at the bottom of the child and parent theme stylesheets and even added !important;} > those pesky indents and bullets are still there! Must be something to do with the theme.

I tried adding all this too –

.lcp_catlist li{
list-style: none; display: block; list-style-type: none; !important;}
.lcp_instance_0 li{
list-style: none; display: block; list-style-type: none; !important;}

nothing

actually – I apologize – that did work – but there was still an indent so it should be…

}
.lcp_catlist li{
list-style: none; display: block; list-style-type: none; margin: 0 0 0px 0px; !important;}
.lcp_instance_0 li{
list-style: none; display: block; list-style-type: none; margin: 0 0 0px 0px; !important;}
}

A bit rough and probably overkill but it certainly wasn’t working with the original (and more elegant) option!

Instead of the title of the post appearing as a bullet point is there a way it can appear as a heading?

webnewbie123456 yes, you can specify a title_tag parameter to wrap the title between header tags. Something like:
[catlist id=4 title_tag=h2]
Check out the documentation for more options. And in the future, please open a new topic. Thanks!

lol now what do I do?
I still have bullets
linky
[catlist name="news" title_tag=h2 date=yes content=yes]
I tried the documentation but some of it is a mystery to me
Thanks for looking

Hi all,

I have tried both suggested css class changes above but i still have the bullets and indents.

Is there another way to do this. I am not quite good enough to have a go at creating a template.

Any suggestions?

Many Thanks

PS – @ picandocodigo great plugin

Hi!
I had the same problem and I’ve changed the CSS for the tag ul in the theme’s stylesheet.
I add to the child theme stylesheet the CSS:

ul {list-style-type: none;}

But it can be a problem if you hae another lists in your site.

it must be my theme – these work when i use standard twenty-fourteen theme but not with mine which was created using Artisteer.

Think I will got to them with the problem see if it resolves

Thanks for your help

@quiztoon

try this

ul.lcp_catlist > li:before
{ list-style: none !important;
content:none;
}

This worked for me

ul.lcp_catlist
{ list-style: none !important;
content:none;
}

that plus title_tag=h2

SWEET!!