When creating a Visualforce page to use as a custom action, you can choose to hide the action’s header. Hiding the action header helps prevent user confusion, especially if you have your own buttons specified in the Visualforce page.
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To hide the header, add showQuickActionVfHeader=“false” to the <apex:page> tag of the custom action’s Visualforce page. When the Visualforce
custom action renders in the Salesforce mobile app, the header and the Cancel and Save
buttons are hidden. Using this attribute doesn’t affect how the action displays in the full
Salesforce site.
If you don’t specify showQuickActionVfHeader, its
value defaults to true.
The showQuickActionVfHeader attribute isn’t
supported in Experience Cloud sites.
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