Turn a web page through 90 degrees.

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Turn a web page through 90 degrees.

I am on an Imac using Sequoia 15.1.1 - I have downloaded a web page which is now lying horizontal in view mode.

When I originally downloaded it, it was in its correct vertical view mode. I think I pressed a key or did something to turn it through 90 degrees. I am unable to see any way of reverting to its correct viewing position after many attempts and google solutions. Even apple don't appear to have a solution for Sequoia yet, the only Apple help I could find suggested "System settings"-"Displays"-"Rotate", which doesnt exist in sequoia . Has anyone got any suggestions as to how to do this

iMac 24″, macOS 15.1

Posted on Jan 3, 2025 7:59 AM

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Answer 1

Vandestadt Author

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Jan 4, 2025 3:50 AM in response to lkrupp

Thanks again Guys, the comments and thoughts are appreciated. I finally thought Duh.....downloaded it as a pdf document then used 'tools' to turn it to the correct orientation. Job done.

Thanks again for the very quick responses

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lkrupp

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Jan 3, 2025 10:06 AM in response to Vandestadt

From that Apple Support article

"Depending on your display model, you may be able to rotate the image on your display"

Key word being “may” as it completely depends on the display model. As for the iMac I have not seen any information regarding rotation of the image and I don’t think it’s possible. You ask about rotating a web page 90% and I don’t know of any web browser that can do that. The Apple Support article is about rotating the entire display screen from landscape to portrait mode.

Finally, since the aforementioned rotation menu is not shown in your screenshot it definitely means it cannot be done on your iMac.

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Answer 3

Jan 3, 2025 8:09 AM in response to Vandestadt

Here are the instructions for rotating the display in Sequoia.

Rotate the image on your Mac display - Apple Support

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Vandestadt Author

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Jan 3, 2025 8:26 AM in response to BobTheFisherman

Thanks Bob - I agree thats what Apple say but as I tried to say, once I choose Apple menu > System Settings, then click Displays in the sidebar, there is no ROTATION function, I guess Apple hasn't caught up with Sequoia yet??

Even going to the "advanced" function doesnt provide the answer. See the attached screen shot

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