This is just a quick hack to hide the breadcrumb and navigation links in SSRS.
Under default installation, locate ReportingServices.css file under the following path:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS10_50\Reporting Services\ReportManager\Styles
This path is for SSRS version 2008 R2. If you use a different version of SSRS, then you need to replace the path MSRS10_50 to something else specific to whichever SSRS version you’re using.
Open the file with a text editor.
Find a css element called .topBar.
Just add display:none; after the open curly bracket on the first table.msrs-topBreadcrumb element under the .topBar.
table.msrs-topBreadCrumb {
display:none;
[leave the rest as is]...
}
The final result would look like the screenshot below:
Caveat
This only works if you want to hide the links but there’s no concern over the security of having the users accessing them. The links themselves can easily be seen from the page’s HTML source code.
