[TYPO3-shop] Problem with span ###PRODUCT_IMAGE###

[Tapio Markula]

Stephan Petzl kirjoitti:
> Tapio Markula schrieb:
>> Hi
>>
>> I should be able to disable click-enlarge behavior from the
>> list view from the marker
>> ###PRODUCT_IMAGE###
>>
>> but I didn't find, where in the source code the marker
>> has been defined.
>>
>> It tried to put normal link above that
>>
>>
>> <a 
>> href="index.php?id=221&amp;tx_ttproducts_pi1%5Bcat%5D=1&amp;tx_ttproducts_pi1%5BbackPID%5D=221&amp;tx_ttproducts_pi1%5Bproduct%5D=3&amp;cHash=489a677610"> 
>> <span class="linkItem"> </span> </a>
>>
>> <span class="tx-ttproducts-pi1-wrap1">  <a 
>> href="index.php?eID=tx_cms_showpic&amp;file=uploads%2Fpics%2Fsierraad3.jpg&amp;width=400&amp;bodyTag=%3Cbody%20bgColor%3Dblack%20leftmargin%3D0%20topmargin%3D0%20marginwidth%3D0%20marginheight%3D0%3E&amp;wrap=%3CA%20href%3D%22javascript%3Aclose%28%29%3B%22%3E%20%7C%20%3C%2FA%3E&amp;md5=5c2242924f09536f0106cdfd81aeb8dc" 
>> onclick="openPic('index.php?eID=tx_cms_showpic&file=uploads%2Fpics%2Fsierraad3.jpg&width=400&bodyTag=%3Cbody%20bgColor%3Dblack%20leftmargin%3D0%20topmargin%3D0%20marginwidth%3D0%20marginheight%3D0%3E&wrap=%3CA%20href%3D%22javascript%3Aclose%28%29%3B%22%3E%20%7C%20%3C%2FA%3E&md5=5c2242924f09536f0106cdfd81aeb8dc','5f0670fdf994ae28c3c66551924ae71e','width=200,height=249,status=0,menubar=0'); 
>> return false;" target="thePicture"><img 
>> src="typo3temp/pics/378732a0aa.jpg" alt="" title="" border="0" 
>> height="66" width="53"></a>  </span>
>>
>>
>> <span class="linkItem"> </span>
>>
>> should be over the image and it should stop the link inside
>>
>> <span class="tx-ttproducts-pi1-wrap1">
>>
>> working
>> - but that doesn't work in MS IE.
>> I put z-indexes ok and everything worked fine with Firefox.
> 
> try to put
> plugin.tt_products.listImage.imageLinkWrap.enable = 0
> into your TS setup

Ok.

Endeed I get working a trick for MS IE.
If the layer is transparent, z-index doesn't work.
MS IE treats - incorrectly - this kind of layer like a layer,
which has "holes" everywhere where is not content.
Firefox handles transparent layer as if it would be "glass".
You can see the layer above but you can't "touch" to it.

I set background-color with filter property and opacity as '0',
when the result was transparent layer which works the same way
as in Firefox.