Translating a public page with Wally

Wally can translate any public Builder page or article into another language and save the translation as a parallel page. The result is a new page slug under /es/, /fr/, etc. — same blocks, same images, translated copy.

To translate:
1. Open the page in Builder (or open an Article)
2. Click "•••" → "Translate with Wally"
3. Pick the target language (Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, etc.)
4. Wally walks each block, translates the text, and offers a PendingActionCard: "I'll create a translated copy at /es/your-page-slug"
5. Click "Do it" — translated page is created as a draft

What gets translated:
• All text in text/hero/columns/button blocks
• Subject and preheader (for email templates)
• Image alt text (for accessibility + SEO)
• Form labels and placeholders
• Button labels

What does NOT get translated:
• Image source URLs (you can swap images per language later if you want region-specific photography)
• Embedded URLs (preserves your link structure — translated landing pages can still link to your English help center, for example)
• Brand names, product names, your org name (unless you tell Wally otherwise)
• Code blocks and pre-formatted text

Language switcher:
• When a translated page exists, the public site auto-injects a small language picker in the footer
• Visitors can flip between languages without re-navigating
• Language preference is stored in a cookie so they stay in their preferred language across the site

SEO:
• Each translated page gets the right hreflang tag pointing to the other language versions
• sitemap.xml lists all translations so search engines index them
• /es/, /fr/, etc. are real URLs — Google indexes them as separate pages

Limits and quality:
• Translation runs through Claude Haiku — fast and good for marketing/help content, less good for legal/contractual text where word-for-word precision matters
• You can review and edit any translation before publishing
• Re-running translation overwrites the saved version — keep manual edits in the master English page when possible