Using the do and don’ts table

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This is a table
What you should do	What you shouldn't do
Multilingual	Don’t follow these bad practices
open "the door" for those who need a hand	Don’t follow these bad practices
read `the directions` before using	forget to wash your hands for 20 seconds

Please follow the rules

When setting up a do-dont-table, you need to make sure you have the correct formatting.

Start with a a do-dont-table then nest do-dont-row
When you don’t provide a matching pair for do or don’t, the table row will not appear. Make sure you have both.
Make sure to close the do-dont’t table with a closing tag, it is not needed for the do-dont-row

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