This results in:

A visual bullet being shown on the frontend without any text, even though the label is disabled.

Misaligned output or unwanted indentation, especially when using list-based wrappers (

• ).

  Expected behavior:
  When "Show Label" is set to "No", no field label markup and no list entry or bullet should be rendered. The

• element containing the class field-entry should be omitted, or rendered cleanly without unintended visual markers.

  Actual behavior:
  A li.field-entry container is still present and causes a default list-style bullet to appear, even though the label is hidden. This requires additional CSS overrides to remove it manually:

  css

  Edit
  li.field-entry.related-services_en {
  list-style: none !important;
  padding-left: 0 !important;
  margin-left: 0 !important;
  }
  Tested with:

  Joomla! 5.3.2 (Gantry 5 template)

  PHP 8.2

  No third-party content overrides

  Steps to reproduce:

  Create a custom field (e.g., Articles - ACF Articles or Text).

  Assign it to an article.

  Set Show Label = No.

  Load the article on the frontend.

  Inspect the output HTML – an empty

• with a bullet is still rendered.

  Impact:
  This affects layout consistency and forces users to write custom CSS for each field to avoid unwanted visual artifacts. It also goes against the intuitive expectation that disabling a label will remove all label-related output.