Why are the photos on the Webflow 'Flowers' page uploading as landscape instead of portrait, and is there a way for the client to change the orientation through the CMS?

The orientation of photos on the Webflow 'Flowers' page is determined by the aspect ratio of the uploaded images. If the aspect ratio of a photo is wider (landscape) than it is taller (portrait), it will naturally appear in a landscape orientation on the page.

By default, the Webflow CMS does not provide a direct option for clients to change the orientation of images through the CMS. However, there are a few workarounds you can consider to achieve a similar result:

1. **Image editing software**: Before uploading the images to Webflow, the client can use image editing software (such as Adobe Photoshop or Canva) to rotate the portrait-oriented images to landscape orientation. This way, the photos will display correctly on the 'Flowers' page.

2. **Custom code**: If the client has some technical knowledge or you have access to a developer, you can add custom code to the Webflow project. With custom code, you can create a toggle or an option within the CMS that allows the client to switch between landscape and portrait orientations for each image. This would require a combination of custom fields in the CMS, JavaScript code, and conditional formatting to dynamically change the image's CSS properties.

3. **Image cropping**: Another option is to crop the images within the Webflow CMS. You or the client can use the built-in image editor in the CMS to crop the images into a landscape orientation. This can help maintain consistency across all images on the 'Flowers' page.

It's important to note that regardless of the method chosen, before implementing any changes, it's advisable to make a duplicate of the 'Flowers' page or take a backup of the project to avoid any unintended consequences.