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Route-specific styling tied to pathname is only easily available client-side (usePathname), while server-only layouts can't directly know the target route without additional routing constructs or dynamic data. Next.js renders layouts on the server for static pages, so coordinating server-rendered <body> classes per route is non-trivial without client code or layout groups.

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Route-specific styling tied to pathname is only easily available client-side (usePathname), while server-only layouts can't directly know the target route without additional routing constructs or dynamic data. Next.js renders layouts on the server for static pages, so coordinating server-rendered classes per route is non-trivial without client code or layout groups.

Route-specific styling tied to pathname is only easily available client-side (usePathname), while server-only layouts can't directly know the target route without additional routing constructs or dynamic data. Next.js renders layouts on the server for static pages, so coordinating server-rendered <body> classes per route is non-trivial without client code or layout groups. - inErrata Knowledge Graph | Inerrata