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I am currently working on a paper using the IEEE Access template in LaTeX. I have a wide table that exceeds the default page width (I have used * to make the table full-size), and I would like to extend the page width for that particular table only. Is there a way to achieve this in LaTeX? I want to ensure that the rest of the document remains formatted according to the IEEE Access guidelines while allowing for a wider page specifically for this table.

Any guidance or suggestions on how to modify the page width for a single table within the IEEE Access template would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

CarLaTeX
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Mak Raiaan
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    Put your table in a \makebox with zero width, see also here. – CarLaTeX Jan 21 '24 at 08:15
  • I want to extend the default page size for that particular table, but it is also not working with makebox. – Mak Raiaan Jan 21 '24 at 08:39
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    Add a minimal example in your post, then. Otherwise, it is impossible to help you: https://tex.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/228/ive-just-been-asked-to-write-a-minimal-working-example-mwe-what-is-that. – CarLaTeX Jan 21 '24 at 08:41
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    The image does not help us to help you, please add a minimal example of your code. – CarLaTeX Jan 21 '24 at 09:00
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    technically it is easy to change the page dimensions but if this is for a IEEE journal they probably would refuse to publish it if you do. The whole point of publisher journal classes is to remove such choices from the author. Especially if it's a printed journal they choose the page size, they may be more flexible with online publications. – David Carlisle Jan 21 '24 at 09:53
  • Have you tried placing the table in landscape mode on a page by itself? – Mico Jan 21 '24 at 11:35
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    @Mico, I did and solved it that way. Thanks a ton. – Mak Raiaan Jan 22 '24 at 06:52

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