Adding a content language, changing which language your website opens in, and creating a redirect from one address to another used to take effect on your live website straight away. They now behave like every other change you ask for: they change your builder draft, you can preview them, and they go live when you press Publish.

Undoing one of those changes from History changes your draft only. A redirect that is already live keeps working until your next publish, which is when the removal takes effect. Going back to an earlier published version also restores the languages and redirects that version had.

If a page in your draft uses the same address as a redirect, the page wins at publish and the publish checklist tells you which redirect was left out.

This note describes draft behaviour inside the existing website workspace. It does not announce a wider Sites release; publishing remains an explicit action.