Neutrope Source Updates Hub gives editors a dedicated place to manage short notes about trusted source updates. It is designed for sites that need to track policy changes, examination schedules, public notices, vendor release notes, or similar source-backed information without mixing those entries into ordinary blog posts.
The plugin is built around a source-first workflow:
Main features:
ntoh_official_news for short source notes.[ntoh_news_hub] shortcode with list, cards, and compact layouts.[ntoh_news_hub_grouped] shortcode for grouped category or tag sections.This plugin can make outbound HTTPS requests only after an administrator creates and enables a source record.
The plugin requests only the RSS / Atom feed URL configured by the administrator and processes up to the latest three items per run. It does not request or monitor any other web pages.
Feed requests use:
The request User-Agent contains the plugin name, plugin version, and site URL for normal HTTP identification. The plugin does not contact unrelated services.
The plugin does not send telemetry and does not track visitors or administrators.
Stored data may include:
Posts generated from RSS / Atom items are created as unverified drafts with empty content and excerpt. The plugin does not automatically publish generated entries.
The plugin does not delete its custom tables or post meta when it is updated.
Back up the database and plugin files first. The directory name has changed, so this package is installed alongside the old package, not over it. Deactivate the old core before activating this plugin; do not delete its data. Do not run both cores together.
Activation migrates the legacy post type and taxonomies in place, keeping IDs, metadata and term relationships. Stored legacy shortcode tags in posts, excerpts and standard text/HTML/block widgets are updated to [ntoh_news_hub] and [ntoh_news_hub_grouped]. Update hard-coded theme calls, custom integrations, saved admin URLs and externally stored shortcode text manually. Existing pretty permalink paths are retained.