Hi,
I'm using Pages 6.1.1 and need to set one page in landscape mode (leaving the rest in portrait orientation). Is this possible or am I barking up the wrong tree?
David
MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015), OS X El Capitan (10.11.1)
As Barry states, there is one orientation for the entire document. That doesn't prohibit you from inserting/pasting an object (e.g. Numbers spreadsheet, or Pages Table, Chart, PDF, Shape, Image, or Text box, and from the Pages v6.1.1 Arrange tab — changing the rotation of the object on that single page. You cannot rotate body text on a page.
Here is a thumbnail section from a Pages v6.1.1 document where I pasted a PDF best image of three Pages tables, and then rotated it 90 degrees. These tables fit in portrait mode just fine, but I rotated them here for illustration purposes.
As Barry states, there is one orientation for the entire document. That doesn't prohibit you from inserting/pasting an object (e.g. Numbers spreadsheet, or Pages Table, Chart, PDF, Shape, Image, or Text box, and from the Pages v6.1.1 Arrange tab — changing the rotation of the object on that single page. You cannot rotate body text on a page.
Here is a thumbnail section from a Pages v6.1.1 document where I pasted a PDF best image of three Pages tables, and then rotated it 90 degrees. These tables fit in portrait mode just fine, but I rotated them here for illustration purposes.
Hi silver-mica,
Page orientation is a global setting within a Pages document.
You may, though, be able to rotate the entire contents of a page by either 90 or 270 degrees to achieve much the same effect.
Or, you could 'print' the whole document to a PDF document, then rotate the single page in the PDF doc.
Regards,
Barry
Pages make one page landscape the rest portrait
