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-[* icon_note] To start, we will show you how to solder a large component held to a circuit board with holes through solder pads.
-[* black] In this particular case, we will replace a bad capacitor on a circuit board. The picture on the left shows the two solder pads after the capacitor was removed by heating each of the pads while pulling the capacitor away from the board.
-[* icon_reminder] Notice how the right solder hole is completely covered with solder. Opening this hole will greatly simplify installation.
+[* icon_note] To start, let's solder a large component held to a circuit board with [link|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Through-hole|thru-hole] solder pads.
+[* black] A capacitor was already removed from the two solder pads. Each pad was heated while the capacitor was pulled away from the board.
+[* icon_reminder] Notice how the solder holes are completely covered with solder. Opening these holes -- to the capacitor lead can be pushed through -- will greatly simplify installation.