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For my site I'm using GitHub Pages and I wanted to create a part of the website using (only) markdown. However, when I publish the page/file, it seems GitHub adds a header (shown as a blue link at the top).
Here I've added the path to the file, an image of the page and the code used:
bronnen/
├── afbeelding/
│ └── different images
├── lijst/
│ └── siho-2024-vb-0519.md
│ └── siho-2024-vb-0520.md
└── stijl/
└── stylesheets not related
# Voorbeeld
In dit artikel zijn de volgende bronnen gebruikt:
### Artikelen
Voorbeel, D. (2023, 19 mei). *Voorbeeld*. Voorbeeld Website. Geraadpleegd op 19 mei 2024, via [www.voorbeeld.nl](https://www.voorbeeld.nl "Naar bron")
### Afbeeldingen
*Alle gebruikte afbeeldingen zijn mijn eigendom of vallen onder de [Unsplash-licence](https://unsplash.com/license "Meer informatie")*.
Could someone explain to me if I'm able to remove it, or if I should change anything?
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Hello,
For my site I'm using GitHub Pages and I wanted to create a part of the website using (only) markdown. However, when I publish the page/file, it seems GitHub adds a header (shown as a blue link at the top).
Here I've added the path to the file, an image of the page and the code used:
Could someone explain to me if I'm able to remove it, or if I should change anything?
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