WPMUDEV Content Monitor

Description

The Content Monitor tracks changes in WordPress posts, pages, and taxonomies, generating automatic records whenever content is edited, published, or removed, with author identification, date, and before-and-after differences. Designed for those managing editorial sites, corporate blogs, or environments with multiple editors, the plugin sends periodic email reports and maintains a searchable history directly in the admin dashboard, facilitating audits and editorial reviews.

Main Features of Content Monitor

• Automatic change detection
  Scans content at defined intervals and records each identified change on the site.
• Visual before-and-after comparison
  Displays previous and current versions side by side with differences highlighted in color.
• Configurable email notifications
  Sends alerts when specific changes occur on monitored pages or posts.
• History in admin dashboard
  Keeps a searchable log with filters by author, date, content type, and severity.
• Scan scheduling
  Allows adjusting the frequency of checks via cron, balancing accuracy and server load.

Benefits of Content Monitor

• Simplified editorial auditing
  Makes it easier to identify who changed critical content in teams with multiple writers.
• Quick response to intrusions
  Enables detecting content altered by third parties shortly after the event.
• Editorial quality control
  Reduces errors by reviewing applied changes before they reach the final audience.
• Documented compliance
  Keeps an auditable record of changes for sites with regulatory or contractual requirements.

Who Is Content Monitor For?

• Those managing corporate blogs with several writers who need to track who changed each article.
• Agencies that manage client sites and want documented evidence of every applied modification.
• Operators of news portals needing to detect unauthorized changes in already published content.

How to Download Content Monitor

Content Monitor is available for download here on Ultrapack. After downloading the .zip file, install it at Plugins > Add New > Upload plugin, select the file, and activate it in the WordPress dashboard. Once activated, monitoring options become accessible in a new admin menu item.

Designed for WordPress environments with intense editorial flow or that require traceability of every edit, Content Monitor puts the team ahead of unexpected changes. The combination of scheduled scanning, visual comparison, and targeted notifications turns content history into a concrete governance tool, useful for both internal review and security incident response.

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