/* adding sf-vertical class in addition to sf-menu creates a vertical menu */
/* eg. <ul class="sf-menu sf-vertical"> ... */
.sf-vertical {
  width: 220px;
  /* If you want the width of the closed menu to expand to its
  widest top-level menu item (like its "Supersubs" submenus do),
  replace the width rule above with the following two rules. */

  /*
  min-width: 12em;
  *width: 12em;
  */
}
.sf-vertical ul {
	left:	100%;
	top: 0;
}
.sf-vertical > li {
  float: none;
}
.sf-vertical li {
 
}

/*** alter arrow directions ***/
.sf-vertical.sf-arrows > li > .sf-with-ul:after {
  
}
.sf-vertical.sf-arrows li > .sf-with-ul:focus:after,
.sf-vertical.sf-arrows li:hover > .sf-with-ul:after,
.sf-vertical.sf-arrows .sfHover > .sf-with-ul:after {
  
}