You could use the template tag, the_meta(), to display data from More Fields.
The Codex article, Using Custom Fields, has more details.
Or, even easier, install Coffee to Code’s “get custom fields” plugin… it’s great, especially in conjunction with more fields.
(from your wp install plugins (Add New) search for get custom.
Let’s say you have a key in a field for more fields called “Company Name”… using get_custom’s params, you can specify what comes before, after, between, what to do if no value is there, what to do if there are several values, what to add after the last value instance and more:
Read about get_custom here:
http://coffee2code.com/archives/2004/06/30/plugin-get-custom/
The code would look something like:
<?php echo c2c_get_custom('Contact Name','<ul id="cudetails"><li id="cu-name"><strong>','</strong></li>'); ?>
as an example. Dead easy to use, but there are many more options via the params than that example shows… as I would have the final key add the closing </ul> tag…
HTH
