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.

johanvandemerwe

Shows translated flags (for every language except current viewing lang) in any selected menu in the plugin settings 
LTR support
In addition to the plugin from Ramon Fincken, this plugin let you select on which menu you want to add the language flags. 
You can even make an empty menu and make it dedicated for your language flags and put it as a custom menu in the sidebar.
To make the flags appear on a translated menu, you go in the settings of the plugin and add the translated menu to the selection 
you made. This has to be done with every translated menu where you want the flags to appear. So, if you just have translated a 
menu. Go back to the options of the widget and you will see that this translated menu is added to the list. Select this menu too and 
save the options.
See other notes tab for explanation
Visit: http://www.enovision.net/wpml_flag_in_menu_extended/ for more explanation.
<h3>additional classes</h3>
You can also add an additional class for the IMG and LI tag. On the LI tag is automatically added the class “not-last” for all 
flag items but the last one, and “last” for the last flag.
Now you can add some styling like:
<pre><code>/* make a border around the flag icon */
img.wpml_flags {
 border : 1px solid #f1f1f1;
}

/* bring the icons a bit closer together */
li.wpml_flags.not-last {
 margin-right : -20px;
}

/* a little left padding after the flag, when name is used too */
.wpml_flags_name {
 padding-left : 10px;
}
</code></pre>
You can find these styles in the style.css in the css directory of the plugin. 
Modify this to your own requirements.
<h3>How to right justify the menu’s on a menu?</h3>
You can add a wrapper class around the flags and put some CSS styles on it.
In the wrap element you put: div 
In the wrap extra classes you put: flag_wrapper.
<pre><code> #main-nav ul div.flag_wrapper {
 float: right;
}
</code></pre>
In the wrap element you put: span 
In the wrap extra classes you put: flag_wrapper.
<pre><code> #main-nav ul span.flag_wrapper {
 float: right;
 line-height: 14px; /* this could be different */
}
</code></pre>
<h3>How to add a menu to a seperate widget area?</h3>
<ol>
<li>Create a new menu f.e. “Language Selecter”</li>
<li>Add a custom link to this menu with in the label: [wpml_flag_menu]</li>
<li>Save the menu</li>
<li>Create/Translate the menu in all your languages (to make it exists in all languages)</li>
<li>Modify the wmpl_flag_menu settings and select the menus used created/translated</li>
<li>Save the settings</li>
<li>Add a custom menu widget to the sidebar or any other widget area and select the “Language Selecter” as selected menu</li>
<li>Save the settings and look for the result</li>
</ol>
<h3>Limitations</h3>
This plugin will not create flags on the main navigation menu of SOME(!) Genesis Framework (child) Themes !!!
Coding by: Johan van de Merwe

WPML flag in menu Extended

Shows flags of WPML translated content in selected menu's

Simple Nav Archives vs WPML flag in menu Extended