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This can be achieved by a small JavaScript function attached to the OnClientResized event of the RadPane (and to the OnClientLoad to ensure uniform display even without resizing).
I have attached a simple page illustrating the approach and containing the function. I hope it will achieve the desired effect. If it doesn't let me know if I have misunderstood your objective.
Best wishes,
Marin
the Telerik team
One more question, I tried to fill radpane with radtreeview. When I used
var tree = $find("<%=RadTreeView1.ClientID %>");
tree.style.height = "100px";
var tree = document.getElementById("RadTreeView1");
tree.style.height = "100px";
To get a null object you have probably attempted to get a reference to the object with the $find() method before the controls are initialized.
On the other hand, you are actually trying to set a CSS style to an HTML element, so you need an object with a reference to an HTML element, not to a JavaScript object, as these objects do not have styles. This means that you must use the $get() method (a shortcut to the getElementById() method you are using) to get the reference.
On the difference between these methods you can read in the MSDN articles on $find(), getElementById() and in this blog post.
Kind regards,Marin
the Telerik team