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[Backport 12.4] [TASK] Fix spelling of "page TSconfig" and "user TSconfig" #422

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[Backport 12.4] [TASK] Fix spelling of "page TSconfig" and "user TSconfig" #422

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14 changes: 7 additions & 7 deletions Documentation/PageTsconfig/Templates.rst
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Expand Up @@ -114,20 +114,20 @@ into smaller partial files so an extension can override a specific partial only.
Combinations of overrides
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Due to the nature of TsConfig and its two types PageTsConfig and UserTsConfig,
Due to the nature of TSconfig and its two types page TSconfig and user TSconfig,
various combinations are possible:

* Define "global" overrides with PageTsConfig in
* Define "global" overrides with page TSconfig in
:file:`Configuration/page.tsconfig` of an extension. This works for all
modules, regardless of whether the module renders a page tree or not.

* Define page-level overrides via the :guilabel:`TSconfig` field of page
records. As always with PageTsConfig, sub pages and sub trees inherit these
* Define page level overrides via the :guilabel:`TSconfig` field of page
records. As always with page TSconfig, subpages and subtrees inherit these
settings from their parent pages.

* Define overrides on user or (better) group level. As always, UserTsConfig can
override PageTsConfig by prefixing any setting available as PageTsConfig with
:typoscript:`page.` in UserTsConfig. A UserTsConfig template override starts
* Define overrides on user or (better) group level. As always, user TSconfig can
override page TSconfig by prefixing any setting available as page TSconfig with
:typoscript:`page.` in user TSconfig. A user TSconfig template override starts
with :typoscript:`page.templates.` instead of :typoscript:`templates.`.


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