Changing your language (including Hebrew right-to-left)
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Your Pledgix dashboard is fully translated into five languages:
- English
- עברית (Hebrew)
- Русский (Russian)
- Español (Spanish)
- Français (French)
How to switch languages
- Look for the language selector in the top navigation bar — it shows a small flag and the current language code (for example, EN).
- Click it to open the list of languages, each with its flag and native name.
- Select your language.
The entire interface updates instantly — no page reload, no sign-out required. The same selector also appears in the top corner of the sign-in page, so you can switch before you even log in.
Your choice is remembered
Your language preference is saved in your browser. The next time you open Pledgix on the same device, everything appears in the language you chose. If you use a different device or browser, just pick your language again there.
Hebrew and right-to-left layout
When you choose עברית (Hebrew), Pledgix does more than translate the text — the whole layout flips to right-to-left:
- Navigation, menus, and buttons mirror to the right side.
- Text aligns right, and lists and forms read naturally from right to left.
- Numbers and amounts still read left-to-right, as they should.
Switching back to any left-to-right language instantly restores the standard layout.
What gets translated
- All menus, buttons, labels, and messages in your dashboard.
- Form validation messages (for example, password requirements during sign-up).
Tip: Your language choice affects only what you see in your dashboard. It doesn't change the language of your public campaign page — campaign pages have their own language options for your donors.
Troubleshooting
The page is in the wrong language after I shared my computer. The preference is stored per browser, so another user may have changed it. Just switch it back from the language selector.
Some text still appears in English. Occasionally a brand-new feature ships in English first while translations catch up. If you spot untranslated text, let us know at info@pledgix.com.
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