Usually people use one of the WYSIWYG editors for adding/editing content on the websites. But they are not very easy to use for many of them in some cases. If you ever wondered how to put the content on the page formatted in some fancy way (something like two columns of text, for instance) without much burden, and if you don't know how to do that in you editor, feel free to try this module.
At the moment Layouter has an integration with CKEditor and TinyMCE editors (installed in combination with WYSIWYG module), and support for other popular editors will be added soon. But actually you don't necessarily need to have any of these editors installed in order to use Layouter.
Note for developers
Since 7.x-1.1 version you are not limited to the layouts declared in the module, and you can implement custom layouts of your own by creating an extension module. See Layouter Extension Example module for details (you'll find it in modules/layouter_extension_example sub-directory).
Generally, this project enables content authors to see from any current content (entity) its dependent entities content.
Project overcome a major content control difficulty for content authors.
Provide content authors ability to track external content which refers to current content, without the need to check mass of external content to find out whether each external content refers to current content or not.
Content dependency main advantages:
Easily manage content dependencies - you can view/update for each content entity it's dependent entities from one places.
Backward Compatibility - You can install this module & start use it without need to perform any change in your content structure.