Description: Problem: When I write a document in page-orientation 'landscape' via document>properties and later try to set a manual page break to a page with page-orientation:'portrait' in insert>break>manual break>type:page break>page format, page-format 'portrait' is missing in the list. Solution: Set whole document to page-format 'portrait', then manually re-assign page-format 'landscape' to pages who benefit from that. Request: It would be nice tho to have an easy solution inverted from the standard procedure (where you sometimes insert landscape-oriented pages) to be able to sometimes insert portrait-oriented pages into a landscape-oriented document. Context: I have a document consisting of many columnrich tables ('landscape'), followed (!) by a few pages with text or fullpage pictures ('portrait'). Steps to Reproduce: Set document to page-orientiation 'landscape' in document>properties, write stuff, then at some point try to add a manual page-break using insert>break>manual break>type:page-break>page-format 'portrait'. Actual Results: page format 'portrait' is missing in the list of page formats in insert>break>manual break>type:page break>page-format (for a manual break from 'landscape' to 'portrait'). Expected Results: page format 'portrait' is in the list of page formats in insert>break>manual break>type:page break>page-format for a manual break from 'landscape' to 'portrait'. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: Request: It would be nice tho to have an easy solution inverted from the standard procedure (where you sometimes insert landscape-oriented pages) to be able to sometimes insert portrait-oriented pages into a landscape-oriented document. Context: I have a document consisting of many columnrich tables ('landscape'), followed (!) by a few pages with text or fullpage pictures ('portrait').
I think that this is an enhancement request, provided that I can create a Portrait page style, and choose it from the Page Style list in the Insert Break dialog.
Please take a look in https://help.libreoffice.org/latest/en-US/text/swriter/guide/page_break.html?DbPAR=WRITER#bm_id3155183 look at To Quickly Switch Between Portrait and Landscape Page Layout Please if you are not agree, reopen it.
(In reply to m.a.riosv from comment #2) There must have been something wrong with my test. Now I can confirm that there's no need to create a new style. Thanks m.a.riosv.