layoutcode
nounUK /ˈleɪ.aʊt.kəʊd/
US /ˈleɪ.aʊt.koʊd/
A set of letters and numbers that tells a computer how to arrange things on a page.
The designer typed the layoutcode into the program to set up the page.
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2. A short label used to identify a specific page arrangement in a publishing system.
Each magazine issue has its own layoutcode for the art team.
3. A coded instruction in a document that controls where text and images appear.
Remove the layoutcode if you want the text to flow freely.
4. A unique identifier for a floor plan or design arrangement in architecture software.
The architect saved the building's layoutcode for future edits.