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Fix doc typo
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@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Product categories
Products can be sorted into categories. Each product can only be in one category. Category are mostly used for grouping related products together to make your event page easier to read for buyers. However, we'll need categories as well to set up some of the structures outlined below.
Product variations
During creation of a product, you can decide that your product should have multiple variations. Variations of a product can differ in price, description, and availability, but are otherwise the same. You could use this e.g. for differentiating between a regular ticket and a discounted ticket for students, of when selling merchandise to differentiate the different sizes of a t-shirt.
During creation of a product, you can decide that your product should have multiple variations. Variations of a product can differ in price, description, and availability, but are otherwise the same. You could use this e.g. for differentiating between a regular ticket and a discounted ticket for students, or when selling merchandise to differentiate the different sizes of a t-shirt.
Product add-ons
Add-ons are products that are sold together with another product, which we will call the base product in this case. For example, you could have a base product "Conference ticket" and then define multiple workshops that can be chosen as an add-on.