Which of the following is NOT a method for including a dynamic container?

Including a dynamic container in Pega typically involves utilizing various layout options that allow flexibility and reusability of UI elements based on user interactions. Fixed layouts are designed to maintain a specific size and arrangement, which limits their adaptability to dynamic content. When using a fixed layout, you lack the fluidity and responsiveness that dynamic containers require, as they essentially do not change structure based on varying conditions or data.

In contrast, options such as tabbed layouts, dynamic layouts, and placing dynamic containers outside any existing layout all support the inclusion of dynamic content effectively. Tabbed layouts can contain dynamic containers within each tab, allowing for interactive user experiences. Dynamic layouts are inherently built to accommodate dynamic elements, adjusting their presentation based on the underlying data or user actions. Additionally, placing a dynamic container outside existing layouts allows for standalone flexibility, which is integral to the concept of dynamic content.

Thus, the method that does not align with including a dynamic container effectively is the fixed layout.