Hey @uncledirtnap. Thanks for the question and welcome to the forum.
Hmmm, so if I understand you correctly. You are:
- Creating an ODP that is “Portrait”.
- You press the “Fullscreen Presentation” button.
- Collabora Impress is flipping you Landscape/“Horizontal”.
And you want Collabora Impress to:
- Stay “Portrait”.
- And/or follow the Android OS’s Rotation settings.
- Rotating phone landscape = horizontal slides.
- Rotating phone portrait = vertical slides.
And, if I’m reading this correctly… I think the root cause might be… letting Impress’s:
- “Fullscreen Presentation” mode follow Android’s/iOS’s rotation setting
I think that would be a huge step in the right direction.
I tested a basic ODP on:
- Android + Collabora 23.05.5.2 app
and it looks like right after you:
- Hit the “Fullscreen Presentation” button.
Collabora forces Landscape mode no matter what (even if Android’s “Auto-Rotate” is disabled or locked to “Portrait”).
Rotating my phone counterclockwise:
- 0 + 180 (vertical) did nothing.
- 90 + 270 (horizontal)
- 90 (Left) = the default orientation
- 270 (Right) = flipped it so slides were right-side up.
Hmmm… Can you share/attach a sample ODP?
There are differences between:
- An “actual Portrait” presentation.
vs.
- A presentation that just happens to have dimensions that “LOOK like it’s Portrait”.
For example, in LibreOffice 24.2:
There is an Orientation
setting which can be:
Portrait
Landscape
So let’s say you had a 16"x9" slide. You could have:
- 16″×9″ Landscape
- 9″×16″ Portrait
or, you manually changed the dimensions to:
- 9″×16″, but underneath, you’re actually telling Impress it’s “Landscape”.
(I don’t believe Collabora Impress on Android gives you access to that “Orientation” setting. At least I couldn’t quickly find it while poking around.)