Place a table on a new landscape page in a two column paper
Try using the lscape
and pdflscape
packages (lscape
is required by pdflscape
).
I'm not sure if you'll need to switch to single column first, if so, I'd do it before and after the landscape
commands. Without a MWE from you I'm assuming you use multicols
. Before the code below I'd put \end{multicols}
and after the text below I'd restart the multiple columns with \begin{multicols}{2}
I use something like the below to have a figure page rotated sideways in a PDF document. Not only is the figure rotated, but the page is readable in the resulting PDF.
\begin{landscape} % begin the rotated content.
\begin{figure} % begin content to include on rotated page.
\begin{centering} % Centre the content (not required), personal preference
\includegraphics{some.pdf} % The acutal content
\par\end{centering} % end the centring (remove if \begin{centering} not used)
\protect\caption{\label{fig:aFig}Some PDF Fig} %figure caption
\end{figure} % end of content
\end{landscape} % end rotating
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Updated on September 10, 2020Comments
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Py-ser about 3 years
Very related to this question and some of the comments therein, I need to insert a landscape page for a wide table, in a two column document.
As suggested there, I have tried to use
\afterpage{% \clearpage
so that the floats were supposed to be flushed in a proper way, but this is not the case. The document still show wrong disposal of the floats and/or blank parts. I don't know exactly what information I should add here, but I hope this gives the general sense.
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Py-ser about 9 yearsThanks a lot. Could you please comment your code? So I can grab what the lines do. For example, it would be great if you can indicate which line switch off the
two-column
mode. Also, in my case I need to print a table: do you think it is different from afigure
case? -
Py-ser about 9 yearsI have also found the environment
\begin{sidewaystable*}
to be useful. Do you think it can be of general interest? -
Nigel about 9 yearsI've never used it. I wanted the page rotated in the output.