pAGE lAYOUT: Converting one page in the whole document to Landscape

[Lija SN]

Is it possible to change the page layout for one page to Landscape mode?

If possible, could you please share the steps?

[Eugene Tyson · Accepted solution]

Select the Page Tool in the Tools Panel

Select the page as you would by clicking on any other object.

Change it's size. 

https://www.indesignskills.com/tutorials/resize-page-and-content-indesign/

[Lija SN]

Thank you @Eugene Tyson 

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS · Accepted solution]

Another option is to use the Pages panel to simply rotate the on-screen view. You will see the spread in landscape mode but the pages are still vertical.

[Eugene Tyson]

That only rotates the view - not the page itself.

[Lija SN]

When I export the file into pdf. Will that page show in landscape mode,,

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS]

@Eugene Tyson I think that is what I said. 

[Eugene Tyson]

Yes - my apologies, I didn't read it correctly. 

[Lija SN]

 Please let me know where I can find the on-screen view option. Note that out of 10 pages, only one page is in landscape mode as there is a image on that page.  The idea is when I export the file in pdf, i want the users to read the document without any difficulty.

Thanks @Dave Creamer of IDEAS  @@

[BobLevine · Accepted solution]

You'll have to rotate that page in Acrobat and resave the document.

[Eugene Tyson]

1) If you need the viewer to read it as a rotated page then the way I described works for on screen viewing.

2) @Dave Creamer of IDEAS is correct that you can rotate a page view in InDesign but that is only for viewing in InDesign - it doesn't translate to PDF.

3) If your PDF is also being a printed document - leave it as a standard page with your current orienation. 

And do as @BobLevine suggests and rotate that page in Acrobat for online use. 

That being said - a printers worth their salt should be able to cope with option 1 also. 

[Lija SN]

Thank you so much for the detailed explanation. I think point 1 is what I want...

Thanks @Eugene Tyson @Dave Creamer of IDEAS @BobLevine 

[Dave Creamer of IDEAS]

Right-click on the spread in the Pages panel and choose the options:

However, the spread will NOT be rotated upon export to PDF. For that, set up a landscape page (I would use a landscape parent page) as Eugene said OR rotate them in Acrobat Pro as Bob said.

[Lija SN]

Thanks for the screenshot. Yes, I created a  landscape page. Also, created a Master page to apply the header and footer correctly. Thanks a lot!!!