Is there a way to print a webpage as PDF in landscape mode using Safari? Short question is: can I use Safari to print out a webpage as PDF, but in landscape mode, if no printer is added whatsoever?

Details:
First of all, I cannot use Google Chrome to print out the document
https://redux-toolkit.js.org/usage/immer-reducers
and be able to highlight it, because the highlighting is about 1/3 inch off (try highlighting the header or text and we can see).
So I am using Safari.  On my other MacBook Pro, I added a printer, and was able to choose Landscape Mode. But I have a MacBook Air M1 and don't always use that MacBook Pro, and if I use the MacBook Air M1 to print out that webpage, there is no way to choose Landscape Mode, seemingly because no printer is selected, and there is no printer &quot;capability&quot; of printing in landscape mode.
So is there a way to make it work, other than to somehow find a real printer and add a printer?
By default, macOS does provide basic print options of paper size and orientation in the Print menu, even if you don't have a printer. (Though these may need to be 'revealed' using the &quot;Show Details' button.
However, I have always recommended that if you don't have a physical printer, there may be benefits to creating a 'Generic PostScript Printer' print queue.

The &quot;PDF button&quot; in the print menu does rely on the CUPS print system, and that usually means having some form of print queue.
The other option is to use a dedicated print-to-file queue, like CUPS-PDF.