Portrait mode is all messed up

Hi,
I have landscape mode working perfectly.
I would say insert page from chapter (using a template from apps store).
And then, insert pages from pages for the text for each chapter.
But, in portrait mode is shows all the photos I deleted from the template and no text to the chapters.
Yikes! Can you tell me what I did wrong?
Many, many thanks,
Elaine

Layout in landscape.
Edit content in portrait.
Check in both.
Disable share in portrait via Inspector if you intend to support landscape only.
When deleting items, be sure to use the thumbnail pop-up menu to apply changes, etc.

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