title: Full height element - MiGLayout
body: <p>I have the below image. It consists of a JPanel containing one label for the picture, another one for the '@usuario1' text, another one for 'contenido', and another one for '#demo'. Below the image is the code which constructs it.</p>
  
  <p><img src="https://i1182.photobucket.com/albums/x446/Stoyicker/src_zpseaf9a25e.png" alt="src"></p>
  
  <pre><code>SettingsManagerTab.panelForTweet1 = new JPanel();
  SettingsManagerTab.panelForTweet1.setOpaque(true);
  SettingsManagerTab.panelForTweet1.setLayout(new net.miginfocom.swing.MigLayout());
  this.add(SettingsManagerTab.panelForTweet1);
  
  SettingsManagerTab.labelForTweetPhoto1 = new JLabel(new ImageIcon(
          SettingsManagerTab.class.getResource("/res/User1.png")));
  SettingsManagerTab.panelForTweet1.add(SettingsManagerTab.labelForTweetPhoto1);
  
  SettingsManagerTab.labelForTweetUsername1 = new JLabel("@usuario1");
  final Font contentFont = new Font(SettingsManagerTab.labelForTweetUsername1.getFont()
          .getName(), Font.BOLD, SettingsManagerTab.labelForTweetUsername1.getFont()
          .getSize());
  final Font userFont = new Font(contentFont.getName(), Font.BOLD,
          (int) (contentFont.getSize() * 0.7));
  SettingsManagerTab.labelForTweetUsername1.setFont(userFont);
  SettingsManagerTab.panelForTweet1.add(SettingsManagerTab.labelForTweetUsername1);
  
  SettingsManagerTab.labelForTweetContent1 = new JLabel("contenido");
  SettingsManagerTab.labelForTweetContent1.setFont(contentFont);
  SettingsManagerTab.panelForTweet1.add(SettingsManagerTab.labelForTweetContent1);
  
  SettingsManagerTab.labelForTweetHashtag1 = new JLabel("#demo");
  SettingsManagerTab.labelForTweetHashtag1.setFont(contentFont);
  SettingsManagerTab.panelForTweet1.add(SettingsManagerTab.labelForTweetHashtag1);
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>But what I want to achieve is this:</p>
  
  <p><img src="https://i1182.photobucket.com/albums/x446/Stoyicker/goal_zps52b00ccb.png" alt="goal"></p>
  
  <p>It looked trivial to me. Simply make <em>growy</em> the label with the picture, and then add the '@usuario1' with <em>wrap</em> option so the next component (the 'contenido' label) is added at the beginning of the next line and, since the picture label is occupying all the height of the JPanel, the mentioned next line will start just below the '@usuario1' label. However what seems to happen is that the next line starts just below the picture label, but since the label is taking all the height of the JPanel, it isn't shown, so I get a result which is worse than the beginning.</p>
  
  <p>Is my goal possible? And if so, how?</p>