Closed oogl closed 3 years ago
\usepackage{pdflscape}
...
\begin{landscape}
...
\end{landscape}
will work, as it was stated in the source above.
Pay attention to the width of the tables put into the \landscape
environment. It should be calculated based on the height of the text / page, not its width.
Sometimes there is a need to represent a table or an image on a page in a lanscape format. It is needed for a single / couple of pages or a section, but not for the whole document.
Possible solution: use
lscape
orpdflscape
package. Check solutions discussed here.What will not work: using
\newgeometry{landscape}
and\restoregeometry
.