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If possible, it would be great if diagrams could be rotated 90 degrees. For example, if you include a PlantUML sequence diagram, it can get quite wide. So if it could be rotated, it will be more readable (in the PDF output).
As a workaround, it is possible to have a landscape page, just with the diagram like this:
Some text here at previous page.
[page-layout=landscape]
<<<
Sequence diagram of the flow:
plantuml::mysequencediagram.puml[format=svg]
[page-layout=portrait]
<<<
Rest of the document here.
It is not completely the same of course, rotating the diagram would be better when printing the PDF as all pages remain in portrait.
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This feels like something the rendering backend could take care of. Especially in PDF (and even in HTML these days), you can specify this type of transformation easily per image. @mojavelinux do the html5 and/or pdf backends already have some kind of means to specify an affine transform matrix (or something similar) per image?
If possible, it would be great if diagrams could be rotated 90 degrees. For example, if you include a PlantUML sequence diagram, it can get quite wide. So if it could be rotated, it will be more readable (in the PDF output).
As a workaround, it is possible to have a landscape page, just with the diagram like this:
It is not completely the same of course, rotating the diagram would be better when printing the PDF as all pages remain in portrait.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: