Bug 349841

I have a bunch of .cwl files enabled (with some difficulty but that's another issue). Not only does this enable autocompletion, it also gets the available commands listed in the side panel on the left in the 'LaTeX' tab. When 'LaTeX' is selected, stacked tabs are available on the left. There is one, I think, for each .cwl file enabled. For example: 'latex-document', 'tex', 'booktabs', 'multicol', 'class-beamer', 'graphicx', 'ifthen', 'color'... etc.  However, I can only access those which 'fit' into the panel window. In my case, this is 8. Any more than that and the others become inaccessible. I assume that there should be the capacity to scroll down to further tabs so that the commands for further .cwl files can be accessed also. If so, this is a bug report. If not, it is a feature request.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Enable lots of .cwl files in preferences. (On a small screen like mine, 9 files should do it. But my screen is only 768 pixels high and some of that space is used for KDE's panel etc. On a larger screen, you'll presumably need more.
2. Open a document, make sure the left panel is shown and click the 'LaTeX' tab from the rotated list of options to the right of the panel and the left of the document window. 
3. Try to access the list of commands for the .cwl file which is not initially shown due to lack of vertical space.

Actual Results:  
It is impossible to accomplish what you try to do in step 3.

Expected Results:  
It is possible to accomplish what you try to do in step 3. For example, the stacked tabs could scroll so that you can bring those which are initially hidden into view. This is how the 'Files and Projects' display works, for example: if it cannot all be seen, you can scroll down and/or right to reveal what is initially hidden. Similarly for 'Structure'. 'OpenFile' is not dissimilar although it scrolls only right, arranging thing in columns. Anything like this would be fine.

This is not a new issue i.e. not a regression. Kile has behaved like this for as long as I've been using it.