layoutUsed

Layoutused is a term used in software engineering and digital publishing to denote a flag or attribute indicating whether a layout has been applied to a piece of content or a user interface. It is not a standard term across all ecosystems but appears as a common field name in templates, models, or configuration files.

In templating contexts, layoutUsed or isLayoutUsed controls whether a full page chrome or wrapper template should be applied. When true, the rendering system wraps the main content with a layout; when false, the content is rendered without the outer chrome. This is useful for embedding content in different contexts, such as plain content versus newsletter or print-friendly versions.

In content management systems, layoutused may be a boolean property attached to a page, post, or block to record whether a particular layout has been assigned or reused. It can influence caching, asset loading, or rendering logic, helping to optimize performance or ensure consistency across pages that share a layout.

Variants of the term may appear as layoutused, layoutUsed, layout-used, or isLayoutUsed. It is typically a simple true/false flag but may be extended with values like an identifier of the layout if not yet applied or if multiple layouts are possible in the project.

In data models and APIs, layoutused can be represented as a boolean or enumeration, with documentation clarifying when the flag is set and who is responsible for updating it. Because layoutused is not a universal standard, developers should document its meaning within a project and align naming with existing conventions to avoid confusion.