I've managed to rotate an image 90 degrees to be as if in landscape mode, but I still need to change location and rotation of the caption to match the image's orientation, while keeping the page in portrait mode (headers, pagination…etc). I use memoir
AND caption
package (yes I know it emulates caption
functionality).
The caption
options:
\usepackage{caption}
\captionsetup{font=small,labelfont=bf}
The figure
environment:
\begin{figure}[htbp]
\centering
\includegraphics[width=17cm,angle=90]{./Images/1-PsychrometricChart}
\caption[The Psychrometiric Chart]{The Psychrometric Chart \cite{szokolay08} \label{PsychroChart}}
\end{figure}
Addendum: An option that defines two cases of the image being placed on either the recto or verso pages would be a major plus, after all the image could be placed on either for many reasons. Let's say if it's on the recto page it faces the right margin, and if on the verso page faces the left margin.
Best Answer
You can save the figure + caption in a box and then rotate the box, or use the
sidewaysfigure
environment from therotating
package. It puts the figure on its own page. For a small figure you can use the\rotcaption
command to rotate the caption.