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I don't know what triggered this, but mosaico is appending

Sample Header for HTML formatted content.

at the top of each message and

Sample Footer for HTML formatted content
Unsubscribe 
Address Info

I know I can disable this on traditional CiviMail emails but how can i disable this with mosaico emails.

Latest Civi/WordPress

Edit: Disabling header and footer in admin Headers, Footers, and Automated Messages makes no difference.

Edit: I have Mosaico Message Templates & Pretty Workflow Messages installed but this was fine before and disabling both make no difference.

Edit 2: I rebuilt the template and email from scratch and the problem seems to have resolved itself. Very strange.

Its faint to see, but see message.

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Until this gets fixed, if you have a mailing where you are experiencing this issue and don't have time to rebuild your template and email from scratch, you can find your mailing in the civicrm_mailing table and set the header_id and footer_id fields to NULL.

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  • This worked for me too!
    – themak
    Commented Jun 16, 2022 at 18:37
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Ran into this as well. Fixed it by removing the text for the Mailing Header and Mailing Footer under Administer > CiviMail > Headers, Footers, and Automated Messages.

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It looks like this is fixed in https://github.com/veda-consulting-company/uk.co.vedaconsulting.mosaico/pull/536 so this should be fixed in 2.10.

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Deleting the 2 entries in the table civicrm_mailing_component was my ugly but working solution

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I thought I had fixed it by unchecking default next to mailing header. It no longer showed up in preview. Also, it was null in the mailing tables, but when I went to send the message it errored with the missing domain.address, action.OptOutURL or action.UnsubscribeURL. I ended up adding a foot id in the table to send it. This was for a message copied from before the upgrade. It appears to do the right thing when I create a new message from a template.

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@Sean T. Walsh: Administer > CiviMail > Headers, Footers, and Automated Messages was a good hint, but deactivating didn't solve the issue for existing mails / templates. My hack: Edit Header / Footer and delete or <!-- comment out --> the contents.

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