In SSRS, the breadcrumbs are really helpful for end-users to navigate various pages and find their way back from where they came from. but sometimes, you might need to hide it to avoid showing the Report Document Library and lost the current view,
How to Hide SSRS Breadcrumb In SharePoint Integrated Mode
Open “ReportingServices.css” file that has been located on this path
Note: The above path depends on the installed SQL Server version, Ex: SQL Server 2012 Reporting Service path is C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS11.MSSQLSERVER\ Reporting Services\ReportManager\Styles
Open the file with an appropriate text editor.
Find CSS element called “.topBar”.
Add “display:none;” at “table.msrs-topBreadcrumb” as shown below:
Note: If your farm consists of more than one server, so you apply all the previous steps to all servers that host SRSS.
How to remove Breadcrumb Navigation Link in SSRS in SharePoint?
Alternatively, you can also remove Breadcrumb Navigation Link in SSRS by doing the following:
Edit the same file “ReportingServices.css“.
Search for “msrs-banner” and “msrs-linkpanel“.
Add “display:none;” as shown below:
Note: If your farm consists of more than one server so you need to apply all the previous steps to all servers that host SRSS.
Hide Breadcrumb in SSRS SharePoint Integrated Mode Using Report URL Parameters
In some cases, the previous solutions might not work on some browsers! So, it’s preferred to hide breadcrumb in SSRS as OOTB through Report URL Parameters.
In SharePoint, open your SSRS report.
Check the Report URL.
After “?”, add the following word “rv:headerarea=none&“ as shown below:
Note: rv: QueryString stands for a relative URL.
Report Viewer Parameters in SSRS (Reporting Service SharePoint Integrated Mode)
Below is the list of Report Viewer Parameters in SSRS that you may need to control the tool bar and breadcrumb in SSRS Report Viewer.
rv:HeaderArea [Full, None].Default: Full
Control how the Report Viewer web part’s header is displayed in the full-page view.
rv:ToolBar [Full, Navigation, None].Default: Full
Control how the ReportViewer web part’s toolbar is displayed in the full-page view.
rv:ParamMode [Full, Collapsed, Hidden].Default: Full
Control how the ReportViewer web part’s header is displayed in the full-page view.
rv:AsyncRender [true, false].Default: true
Control whether the report is rendered asynchronously or synchronously.
rv:DocMapAreaWidth [Non-negative integer]
Control the display width in pixels of the ReportViewer web part’s Document Map area.
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