Is it possible to exclude the blog page and navigation button from the subdomain and prevent them from being translated into English using Webflow?

You want to exclude a blog page and its navigation button from being accessible on a subdomain and prevent their translation into English using Webflow.

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1. Exclude Blog Page from Subdomain

• Check Your DNS Settings: Ensure that your subdomain DNS settings are configured to point to a specific Webflow project that doesn't include the blog page.
• Separate Site Structure: If possible, create separate projects for the main domain and subdomain, ensuring the subdomain-specific project doesn’t house the blog page.
• Use Redirects: Set up a 301 redirect in your hosting settings to navigate users from the blog page on the subdomain back to the main domain.

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2. Remove Navigation Button on Subdomain

• Edit Navigation Menu: Within your subdomain project's Webflow editor, go to the navigation component and remove the blog button.
• Conditional Visibility: If utilizing the same project for both domains, apply conditional visibility settings available through custom code to hide elements based on domain logic.

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3. Prevent Blog Page Translation into English

• Multilingual Setup: If you’re using Webflow’s native multilingual setup or a third-party integration, ensure the blog page is excluded from the English variant.
• Use Custom Code: Implement custom script within Webflow’s custom code settings to hide or redirect based on the language switcher state related to the blog pages.

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Summary

To exclude the blog page and its navigation button from a subdomain and prevent them from translating into English using Webflow, manage DNS settings or separate projects for the subdomain, edit the navigation menu, and utilize conditional visibility or custom code solutions. Adjust multilingual settings to ensure the blog is excluded from translation.