Q:

Both landscape and portrait for pdf with Flying Saucer/iText

Is there a way to set different page styles with Flying Saucer/iText?  I need to have the first couple of pages in landscape, then switch to portrait at a certain page and out. 
Any ideas? 

A:

Nevermind, found the answer.  For anyone interested, this is how you do it:
@page land { size:landscape; }
@page port { size:portrait; }
.landscapePage { page:land; }
.portraitPage { page:port; }

voilá! 

A:

For anyone still stuck with the problem Derek mentioned, I've found that I need to explicitly set a width on the element that is switching its layout.  So with the example div
<div class="portraitPage">
    <p>Some page content in portrait</p>
</div>
<div class="landscapePage">
    <p>Some page content in landscape</p>
</div>

it will correctly format a portrait page followed by a landscape page, but the content in landscape page will only be as wide as the portrait page, even if the @page land declaration contains a width.  What I needed was to set the width directly on the div that has the relevant class applied, so the declaration is something more like
.landscapePage { page:land; width: 29.7cm; }

Be careful though that the width should take into account any margins or padding applied via the @page declaration block. 