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.

Yudiz Solutions Ltd.

Vaibhav Govani

Amitsinh Thakor

This fabulous plugin has been developed by <a href="http://www.yudiz.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Yudiz Solutions Ltd.</a> WP Widget Navigation plugin helps you to add widgets to your menu very easily and rapidly.
How to use this plugin?
Follow the below steps:
<ol>
<li>Install and activate the plugin.</li>
<li>After successful activation, it will generate one custom widget area for you where you can add as many widgets as you want to use them in the menu. The widget area is labeled as “Widgets in navigation menu”.</li>
<li>Add the widgets to this widget area.</li>
<li>Now, you are ready to move to the menu from Appearance -> Menus. You need to hover over the menu item and you will find “widget” settings button there. Then click on it and you will get on modal with all the widgets that you have added to the defined widget area. Select all the widget options that you want to display in your menu and finally click on “add to menu” button on the bottom right.</li>
<li>You can now go to the front and check the menu.</li>
</ol>
The idea behind the development of the plugin: 
We usually have a search bar in the menu and such functionality is not provided by all wordpress themes. So we thought why not create one such plugin to add such a widget to the navigation menu.
Hope you find this plugin useful. <a href="http://www.yudiz.com/get-in-touch/" rel="nofollow ugc">Contact us</a> if you want to develop such custom wordpress plugin.
Please submit request <a href="https://www.yudiz.com/wordpress-plugin-support/?plugin=WP%20Widget%20in%20Navigation" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a> for Support. We will get back to you quickly.

Simple Nav Archives vs WP Widget in Navigation