How do I add Hebrew or another language to my page?
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Your campaign story can be written in any of roughly 60 languages — Yiddish leads the list, alongside Hebrew, English, Spanish, French, Russian, and dozens more. The page interface (buttons, dates, the donation flow) translates itself into the five platform languages (English, Hebrew, Spanish, French, Russian) — you only provide your story.
Steps
- Open your campaign in the client portal and go to Design & Media, then the Campaign Story tab.
- Use the language selector to add a language — the picker is searchable by native or English name, with אידיש (Yiddish) first in the catalog.
- Write (or paste) your story in that language — or let the built-in AI assistant draft it from bullet points (AI Auto-Write is available on Pledgix One and above, when AI features are enabled for your campaign).
- Check the text direction: Hebrew, Yiddish, and Arabic default to right-to-left, and each language can be flipped LTR/RTL individually.
- Save. The editor tracks your progress across the languages you've added, like "2 of 3 languages completed."
What visitors get
- Readers switch story languages using the language pills above the story itself — every language you've added appears there.
- The five platform languages also get their own page address: Hebrew lives at
pledgix.com/he/your-campaign(likewise/ru/,/es/,/fr/) — share the right link with the right audience. Other story languages don't have URLs of their own; readers reach them through the story pills. - Right-to-left languages mirror the story correctly — layout and alignment flip automatically.
- If someone's page language has no matching story translation, your story gracefully falls back to your primary language — nothing ever shows blank.
Tip: After saving, open your public page and click through the story pills, reading each version end to end — the fastest way to catch direction or formatting surprises.
Note: Pledgix Go campaigns run single-language stories — translations are available on Pledgix One and above (the Pledgix team can adjust access per campaign).
Full details: Your page in multiple languages.
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