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I have a large figure over 2 pages which I would like to include into my latex file. This figure is an external PDF and in landscape format already. I want to be able to reference the figure in the text via ref, so it needs a label. The code below works fine, but as soon as I use the figure environment, the rotation of the image is wrong (no landscape anymore). I tried an alternative solution via. includegraphics, but the image was always too small (and somehow not centered). Is there any way to do that properly?

documentclass{article}

usepackage{pdfpages}



begin{document}



Figure ref{fig:document} showsldots



begin{figure}[h!]

includepdf[pages=1,landscape=true]{Figure1.pdf}  % exemplary landscape figure, 2 pages long

label{fig:document}

end{figure}



end{document}

It doesnt really have to be a figure environment, as I do not use a list of figures. I just need to be able to link to it and reference it. Any hints highly appreciated.

Edit: Please note, in this case, a caption is not necessary. I am basically looking for a method to include a picture that already has a caption. But I want to link it from the text.

You could include them in a landscape environment and then use minipages to enforce that the caption is on the same page as the image. This will not lead to full width inclusion though:

documentclass{article}

usepackage{graphicx}

usepackage{caption}

usepackage{pdflscape}



begin{document}



Figure ref{fig:duck1} showsldots



begin{landscape}

  noindent

  begin{minipage}{linewidth}

    centering

    includegraphics

      [page=1,width=linewidth,height=.95textheight,keepaspectratio]

      {example-image-duck}

    captionof{figure}{a ducklabel{fig:duck1}}

  end{minipage}

  begin{minipage}{linewidth}

    includegraphics

      [page=2,width=linewidth,height=.95textheight,keepaspectratio]

      {example-image-duck}

    captionof{figure}{another ducklabel{fig:duck2}}

  end{minipage}

end{landscape}



end{document}

A late edit:

The following produces two clickable links that make the PDF viewer jump to the pages the two ducks are placed:

documentclass{article}

usepackage{pdfpages}

usepackage{hyperref}



begin{document}



hyperlink{hyp:duck1}{the first duck} and 

hyperlink{hyp:duck2}{the second duck}



clearpage % important or else the first link is on the wrong page

hypertarget{hyp:duck1}

  {includepdf[pages=1,landscape=true]{example-image-duck}}

hypertarget{hyp:duck2}

  {includepdf[pages=2,landscape=true]{example-image-duck}}



end{document}