OK, so now I tried your code in source mode, live preview and reading mode, and it doesn’t produce those long tables in any case. I’ve never experienced it in other cases either. So there is something strange at your end, I think.
The next steps I would suggest for you is then:
- Try copying this “1.15” segment into the sandbox vault, and see if it behaves the same. I’m thinking it won’t do that, but check it out
- I’m rather thinking it’s related to either some plugin or theme you’re using, so:
- Try with the default theme, and see if you still got the same behavior
- Try disabling all community plugins, and see if it disappears
If disabling all community plugins was the one making it misbehave, you’ve got a task ahead of you to first update all plugins (if you’ve not done that already), and then to find which plugin is causing the issue.
There is a plugin, GitHub - chrisgrieser/obsidian-divide-and-conquer: An Obsidian plugin that provides commands for bulk enabling/disabling of plugins. Useful for debugging when you have many plugins., which is designed just to help identify misbehaving plugins, to follow its recipe, and try to locate which plugin is causing you grief.