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Use LucentUI Editor → Products & Services for catalogue presentation. Product names, prices, stock, configuration options, and provisioning behavior remain managed by Paymenter and installed server extensions.
LucentUI Cloud VPS category with search, billing period switch, availability badges, product cards, and specification rows

Cloud VPS category using product spec shortcodes and a dark Lucent palette.

Product card styles

The Editor includes six card presentations: Classic, Background, Icon Compact, Icon Right, Icon Top-Left, and Icon Top. All variants render the same pricing, stock, discount, CTA, cleaned description, and parsed specification data.

Product behavior

  • Direct Checkout skips the product detail page.
  • Show Starts at Label controls the small price prefix.
  • Show Category Image Banner uses the category media as a wide header.
  • Show Category Descriptions controls text on subcategory cards.
  • Full Description in the Banner switches between complete formatted copy and a compact excerpt.

Specification shortcodes

Add one marker per line to a Paymenter product description:
LucentUI removes the marker lines from the visible description and renders structured spec rows with semantic icons. The format uses an equals sign: !key=value. Common keys include cpu, ram, memory, storage, disk, network, bandwidth, location, region, ddos, database, email, domain, ssl, and setup. Unknown keys still render with a safe fallback icon. Pricing metadata such as discount, discountpercent, and popular_plan is excluded from the hardware specification list.

Scoped icon mappings

When two extensions reuse the same numeric value, a global ID is ambiguous. Add a scope in Icon Mapping: Then provide the value ID and either a complete icon URL or a filename from the LucentUI icon asset directory.
Prefer scoped mappings for opaque values such as 5. A legacy global mapping is only safe when the value is unique across every product and server extension.

Server-extension checkout

LucentUI keeps provisioning logic in the extension. Theme overrides only organize and style the controls. Proxmox options are grouped into Compute, Storage, Network, System, and Additional; unknown future fields remain visible under Additional.
Last modified on September 9, 2026