hi,
I am working with some tables that are too wide, so I am rotating them -90 degrees. The problem is that the height of the table (that is, the width of the table before rotating) is still the width of the page. Is there a way to adjust the table so that it's height is the height of the page?
thanks!

You would need to specify the appropriate width yourself, or rotate the page instead:

@page {
    prince-rotate-body: landscape
}

thanks Mike. I tried it with an image (instead of a table) and I don't find the way:

<p>text text text<p>
<p style="@page {transform: rotate(-90deg); prince-rotate-body: landscape; }"><img src="image.jpg" alt="image" /></p>
<p>text text text<p>
-----------------
If I use style="transform: rotate(-90deg);", the image does rotate but it's not resized correctly and part of the image overlaps the text before and after (in this case, Prince is simply rotating the image, and I don't know how to insert the @page and prince-rotate-body in the inline style).

Please let me know.
Thanks

It requires using a named page:

@page wide {
    prince-rotate-body: landscape
}

<p style="page: wide">...</p>

Here "wide" is just an arbitrary name; note that this will force a page break before and after the paragraph.

The code worked ok. But the page numbers disappeared. I tried to add something like this:

@page wide:right
{
		@top-left	{      
                        content: string(book-title);
			vertical-align: left;
		}			
		@top-right {
			content: counter(page);
			vertical-align: right;
		}
}


@page wide:right
{
		@top-left
		{
			content: string(book-title);
			vertical-align: left;
		}			
		@top-right {
			content: counter(page);
			vertical-align: right;
		}
}

But the page numbers are still missing. Any idea of how I could add the page numbers in this rotated page?
Thanks

Hi,
Please let me know if there is a way to tackle this problem (page header and page number disappearing after rotating the page).
Thanks

This has @page wide:right twice, should one of them be :left?

yes, thanks!

just one last query: when I apply the <div wide> to the table that must be rotated, how can make the following paragraph (that starts in a new page) to have the same properties of normal paragraphs in normal @page?
This is because right now, the following paragraph is having a different indent to normal paragraphs, and has an extra space/margin above.

problem solved! Thanks