I've seen a lot of questions about, separately and together, landscap-ing one page and really wide tables. These I see usually involve packages changepage
and/or geometry
, and lscape
or pdflscape
. I've also seen where people ask about centering these things vertically and horizontally.
What I would like to see (not for printing) is to take one page in a amsart class document, rotate it to landscape (I don't care about the header/footer stuff), and put a really wide table on it - so wide the page would have to be say 30 inches wide.
I've managed to put in a single landscaped page with a wide table on it, but cannot seem to change the page dimensions, even with newgeometry.
Attached is the MWE.
Sorry if I overlooked an answer to this question.
\documentclass{amsart} %{standalone}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\usepackage{tabu}
\usepackage{booktabs}
\usepackage{rotating}
\usepackage{tabularx}
\usepackage{multirow}
\usepackage{lipsum}
\usepackage{geometry}
\usepackage{float,pdflscape}
\usepackage{breqn}
\begin{document}
\lipsum[5-14]
which shows errors only up to close to $TSM$.
\newpage
\newgeometry{paperwidth=16in}
\begin{landscape}
\section{Tabled local and global correlators}
\footnotesize
%\begin{adjustwidth}{-20mm}{-10mm}
$
\begin{tabu}{|c|c|c|c|}\hline
\multicolumn{2}{|c|}{Local} & \multicolumn{2}{|c|}{Global}\\ \hline
\text{Correlator} & \text{Local (Dunin-Barkowski \& Orantin \& Shadrin \& Spitz)} & \text{Correlator} & \text{Global (Eynard \& Orantin)} \\ \hline
&&&\\
w_{g=1,n=1}^1(z01) & y & w_{g=1,n=1}(t0) & {{{\it t_0}\,\left({\it t_0}^2+2\right)}\over{9\,\left({\it t_0}-1\right)^4\,\left({\it t_0}+1\right)^4}} \\
&&&\\
w_{g=0,n=3}^{1,1,1}(z01,z11,z21) & x & w_{g=0,n=3}(t0,t1,t2) & {{1}\over{6\,\left({\it t_0}-1\right)^2\,\left({\it t_1}-1\right)^2\,\left({\it t_2}-1\right)^2}}-{{1}\over{6\,\left({\it t_0}+1\right)^2\,\left({\it t_1}+1\right)^2\,\left({\it t_2}+1\right)^2}} \\
&&&\\
w_{g=0,n=3}^{1,1,2}(z01,z11,z22) & x & N.A. & y \\
&&&\\
w_{g=0,n=3}^{1,2,1}(z01,z12,z21) & x & N.A. & y \\
&&&\\
w_{g=0,n=3}^{1,2,2}(z01,z12,z22) & x & N.A. & \textrm{something 12 inches wide and not able to be broke into more than one line} \\
&&&\\
w_{g=0,n=3}^{2,1,1}(z02,z11,z21) & x & N.A. & y \\
&&&\\
w_{g=0,n=3}^{2,1,2}(z02,z11,z22) & x & N.A. & y \\
&&&\\
w_{g=0,n=3}^{2,2,1}(z02,z12,z21) & x & N.A. & y \\
&&&\\
w_{g=0,n=3}^{2,2,2}(z02,z12,z22) & x & N.A. & y \\
&&&\\
w_{g=1,n=2}^{1,1}(z01,z11) & x & w_{g=1,n=2}(t0,t1) & y\\
&&&\\
w_{g=1,n=2}^{1,2}(z01,z12) & x & N.A. & y \\
&&&\\
w_{g=1,n=2}^{2,1}(z02,z11) & x & N.A. & y \\
&&&\\
w_{g=1,n=2}^{2,2}(z02,z12) & x & N.A. & y \\
\end{tabu}
$
\end{landscape}
\restoregeometry
\end{document}
I also usually use lualatex and bibtex (which I left out)...
\newgeometry
. You have to do it in the preamble. Are you sure that you have only a one page document?\geometry{paperwidth=16in,paperheight=30in}
in the preamble. And this will be effective for all pages. paper size can't be changed midway.geometry
.