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[title] Through-hole soldering tips and tricks
-[* black] If you're soldering a component with multiple through-hole leads (such as a joystick module, microcontroller, or port), solder two opposite leads to hold the component position in place. Check the alignment, then solder the remaining joints.
+[* icon_note] If you're soldering a component with multiple through-hole leads (such as a joystick module, microcontroller, or port), solder two opposite leads to hold the component position in place. Check the alignment, then solder the remaining joints.
[* icon_note] Alternatively, you can bend two opposite leads to secure the component to the board while you solder.
-[* black] If the molten solder doesn't flow or is hard to manipulate, apply more flux to the joint.
+[* icon_note] If the molten solder doesn't flow or is hard to manipulate, apply more flux to the joint.