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I am trying to print a webpage (that I have no control over) in landscape orientation using the chrome browser.

As you can see here:

Chrome Print dialogue not offering fit to page, landscape, other printing options

This is a long standing issue.

However, one commenter suggested using css to fix the issue.

Adding following css to your webapp fixes this issue. Google shows Layout options after this fix.

@page { size: landscape; }

I was thinking I could perhaps use developer tools to add that bit of css in, but I am too unfamiliar with css to get it to work.

Can someone explain how/where exactly to add this to the page's style using dev tools to get it to be landscape? I can add css following these directions, but I suspect I am not adding it in the correct place.

I couldn't find a style which requested portrait to change or remove, but I am sure there are many ways to do that which I am unfamiliar with.

EDIT:

Per @Rojo I was able to use the method here to add the css. Further using this, I was able to make the code a snippet, so I can rerun it whenever I need to on any misbehaving page.

Here is the snippet code:

I am currently facing the problem where the whole content of my DialogFragment disappears when I change the screen orientation to landscape mode.

fragment_dartboard.xml

I'm creating an iPhone-only app using the latest version of Swift and Xcode, with 3 tabBar sections in the app, and in only one tab bar I want the user to have its screen fixed to landscape. I've tried almost all possible solutions I found on StackOverflow and some other websites, all not seeming to work(including this one: How to lock orientation of one view controller to portrait mode only in Swift). Anyone know why?

This is the view controller of the view that I want to be fixed in landscape orientation:

Background

I have an app that uses AVFoundation in order to have a custom camera. This happens in the OCRViewController. When I take a picture I send the captured picture to a different view ImagePreviewViewController.

I am using Xcode 10.2.1 (10E1001) with Swift 5

The Goal

What I would like to achieve is to lock the orientation of the ImagePreviewViewController to the original orientation of the image. I already know how to get the orientation of the image but I am not able to lock the orientation of the view.

I get the image rotation as such: let imageOri = capturedImage?.imageOrientation

What did I try?

I tried the accepted answers at and several other sources:

How to lock orientation just for one view controller?

How to lock orientation of one view controller to portrait mode only in Swift

https://www.hackingwithswift.com/example-code/uikit/how-to-lock-a-view-controllers-orientation-using-supportedinterfaceorientations

Reading the documentation at https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uiviewcontroller#//apple_ref/occ/instm/UIViewController/supportedInterfaceOrientations under Handling View Rotation the following is stated:

I also tried the many suggested solutions while writing this query, however, the majority appears to use the following approach (or a variation of it), and it does not work for me.

I have a camera in my app that can change the orientation.
Initially, the camera orientation is set from the current device orientation.

On Android, Landscape-Mode works like a charm, but on IOs I've found following issue:

Mobile-Device is in Landscape-Mode:

• I click on an Image (Touchable-Opacity set the state modalShow The Landscape-Mode will be switched to Portrait-Mode, after that the Modal appears
• If I close the Modal, the App switch back to Landscape-Mode.

Any Idea, why this only happend on Iphone, but working well on Android?

In My case i am changing my layouts of the view depending on the traitCollection.horizontalSizeClass Here is my Code snippet .

I am still new to JavaScript. But somehow managed to create following script. Usually I run this script, to batch process 400-500 images. It creates and saves 2 copies of an image in 2 different locations, while doing some specific Image Compression.

my iOS project consists at the moment of one single UIView or UIViewController. The controller class is called MainViewController.swift. The view of the view controller has a subview which I've placed at the bottom:

I've set the auto layout option to keep the distance of the subview for every device size the same:

Now I want to keep the sub view always on the short side of the parent view, which means that in landscape mode the sub view show be on the right side of the parent view:

I've checked some tutorials and other posts in the meanwhile:

• Ray Wenderlich Tutorial
• Stackoverflow Post

At this point it is not clear to my how to realize such a behavior best? Possibilites I've found to solve the issue:

• Vary for traits...but how?
• Constraints?
• Programmatically - I think this would be the fastest solution, but I really want to use storyboards and learn the correct usage.