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How did you try setting it up? Before asking for help please describe how you are using the plugin and what failed. The more details you provide the more likely you will get satisfactory answers.

Fix is included in v0.89.1

You can do this with “Select multiple values”, always refer to ACF documentation when dealing with their custom fields.

https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/select/#display-multiple-values

This is because the LCP plugin deals with regular, “raw”, WordPress custom fields but the ACF plugin uses its own augumented implementation. For this to work we would have to add ACF logic to our plugin. Another solution which you could do without waiting for us to implement anything is to use a custom template, see this thread: Customfields name or label | www.ads-software.com

Hello, have another look at the docs, this is already supported. excludeposts=this

Yes, this is because the dev version from github has a different directory name than the regular plugin. The easiest fix is to change the folder name inside the zip from List-Category-Posts-master to list-category-posts.

Or you could just deactivate and remove LCP and install the zip as is.

Hi, I’ve written a fix for this, please install the development version of the plugin (link below) and confirm the problem is solved on your side. If all is good we will publish the fix in the next release.

https://github.com/picandocodigo/List-Category-Posts/archive/refs/heads/master.zip

Are you using a shortcode or a widget? Describe exactly how you are using LCP on the page where it stopped working. If it is a shortcode please also paste the shortcode.

This is not supported out of the box but there was a similar request some years ago for hierarchical list of categories. The solution was to create a custom template, an example template is available in the plugin’s documentation:
LCP template for displaying posts indexed by child categories. (github.com)

So you would have to create a similar template that sorts by post parents, which could become a bit complex if you want it to support more that one level. If you don’t feel like working with PHP I’m afraid there is no way to achieve this at this moment.

Delete the LCP widgets that you are using on your website and add them back again.

Please delete the LCP widgets you are using and recreate them, the PHP warnings should go away.

Please delete the LCP widgets you are using and recreate them, the PHP warnings should go away.

Absolutely, @jsnowbusiness solution works, although .lcp_catlist > li {padding-bottom: 1em;} would be more efficient CSS ??

Have you read the documentation? Look for the orderby parameter.

Currently the only way to achieve this is to use a custom template. You would have to add the logic of getting the value and creating an <a> element in PHP.