The slightly more complicated way to change a page size – using the Page tool – gives you many more options, including control over page orientation.
That changes the size of the selected page(s) but the orientation and position of the master page items is not changed. The problem is that InDesign has two ways to change a page size (at least), and Nick was using the easy, shortcut way – who wouldn’t? Just select a page thumbnail in the Pages panel, as page 7 is selected below, and then choose a page size from the Edit Page Size button, circled in red: In other words, Nick’s spread looked like this:
I can’t find the control where I can change the orientation of the new tabloid page to landscape.” I have a facing-page letter-size document, and I used the dropdown menu in the Pages panel to add the tabloid page, but it’s portrait like the rest of the document. “How do I change the orientation of a new custom page size I add? I’m trying to make a tabloid-sized fold-out page. InDesign user, Nick, asked me the following question:
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