philipwalton

WARNING: This plugin is no longer being supported by its developer and may not work with future versions of WordPress. A replacement by the same developer is available called <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/pw-archives/" rel="ugc">PW_Archives</a>. It’s faster, more efficient, and implements the latest WordPress security features.
This plugin makes the posts in your nav easily-groupable by month and year. It gives you 
quite a few easy-to-implement options that allow you to customize both which date groups are 
listed as well as how the markup is structured.
Perhaps the primary benefit of this particular plugin over other plugins that do similar 
things is its ability to enclose the post count within the anchor tag. This solves countless 
problems for anyone using the CSS style display: block on anchor tags, which produces the 
undesirable result of forcing the post count down to the next line.

Simple Nav Archives

Allows you to group your archives by month and years with several customization options.

Jenst

Settings:
<ul>
<li>Mobile location</li>
<li>Mobile breakpoint</li>
<li>Background color</li>
<li>Text brightness</li>
<li>Logo as text or image</li>
<li>Logo and menu font family</li>
<li>Disable navigation, menu location, CSS, javascript</li>
<li>Hide on scroll, on or off</li>
<li>Custom CSS</li>
</ul>
If you don’t want the HTML to go through the action wp_footer, place this somewhere after the beginning of your body-tag: <code><?php do_action('mn_nav'); ?></code>. It might be better for readability and perhaps SEO.

Mobile Navigation

This broke my whole site on mobile mode.



Don't use if you are on hueman theme

A responsive fullscreen mobile menu navigation. Activate it for your custom made theme to save some time.

Simple Nav Archives vs Mobile Navigation