Mike, If I understand correctly, your suggestion addresses how to simulate a double-wide page at the center, using two frames. But that's not my problem. There is no problem having two different page sizes. That is just a matter of defining two page styles, then switching to the double-wide page style for just the middle of the booklet.
My problem is simply how to rotate a frame - I can't recall how to do that in LO. [I'm beginning to wonder if I ever did that with Writer; maybe it was with WordPerfect.] If you know how to rotate a frame in Writer, I would be grateful to know that. John On 2024-07-30 00:58, Michael Coughlin wrote:
John: I'm no expert in Libre Office, so please forgive me if I don't fully understand your situation. My (perhaps very amateur approach) was to suggest that you treat the centerfold you need by creating two full-page frames, one for the left-hand page and one for the right-hand page. Put your text into each frame by creating the left page's text and then rotating it t90 degrees to butt it up with the text created for the right=hand page, text that you also rotated 90 degrees. Then, move the respective text blocks so they come close to the gutter edges of both pages and appear to butt together. Somewhere, I read about how to create a landscape-page spread in a document that otherwise is made up of portrait pages, but I can't just now remember where I saw that information. I think it was done by inserting two pages, both with landscape orientation, into your existing portrait orientation document. Mike
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