Every html file gets wrapped in these tags, highlighted here in red, but only the text sandwiched between the opening and closing ‹body› tags actually appears on the screen.
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Most software that helps you edit web pages will do you a favour when you open a new, blank file to work on: they'll automatically insert these red tags for you. But this isn't a favour in our case, because the script that runs the AML site also adds these red tags. A double set of such tags could break the script. Therefore, when you save a file for the website, be sure it DOESN'T include the tags shown here in red.
You should be able to edit the options in the software you use so that it opens a blank page when you select "new page".