danixland

danixland-user-panel is a plugin that adds a new widget to be used on the Sidebar (or wherever you like). 
This widget is an enhanced version of the standard meta widget, it shows the current user’s Gravatar (can be disabled 
in the control panel), shows a link to your site’s Dashboard, to the current user’s options and detects if a user is 
logged in or not. 
If a user is not logged in, the widget checks if user registration is enabled and shows different links based on how 
the admin set up registration on the site. 
If registration is enabled, the widget shows a link to the registration page plus the usual “login” and “forgotten password” 
where if registration is disabled, it shows only the standard “login” link.
This plugin allows the admin to display a set of custom links which can be shown based on usernames, user ids or even user roles and capabilities.
Starting with version 1.2 this plugin uses some code from the sidebar-login by <a href="http://mikejolley.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Mike Jolley</a>, so a big thank you goes to him for releasing this nice piece of software.
<h3>ToDo list</h3>
List is actually empty, but I’m open to suggestions.
<h3>Translations</h3>
Azerbaijani translation (for previous version, not working anymore) by: <a href="https://wordpress.org/support/profile/deqaxwer" rel="ugc">deqaxwer</a> 
Italian translation by me 🙂

danixland-user-panel

This widget is an enhanced version of the standard meta widget for the sidebar.

Kashiv

This plugin allows to have admin panel in different language (for example, admin’s native language) from blog’s home language. This is useful when you have blog in e.g. german but you want to have admin panel in english.
This plugin works simply. It adds a “Language” form element in user profile.
It works in Dashboard as well as on the blog’s homepage.

Admin Language

This plugin allows to have admin panel in different language (for example, admin's native language) from blog's home language.

danixland-user-panel vs Admin Language