Not sure that this is possible, since JavaScript is also outlawed by eBay.
You could use the image caption feature to let your users know that they can access a bigger version of the picture through the browsers context menu.
Hi @ilja , I never used the image caption feature and I don’t know how it works, but I suppose I would need to write it every time for every photo, am I wrong?
Not possible any longer due to eBay’s new link policy.
Does the “Thumb Zoom” layout work for you?
Regards, Kristian
“Zoom Miniatura”? Yes, that’s the “Thumb Zoom” layout.
Regards, Kristian
I tried to modify a listing, honestly it is not very beautiful… besides I think it does not work. If you move mouse over images nothing happen, also clicking… http://www.ebay.it/itm/Vecchio-accendino-da-collezione-in-peltro-Cremona-vintage-lighter-/282541465698
What exactly should do that “thumb zoom”?
It works super-nice here in Safari…
Uhm what should it do? Here nothing happens…
Mouse is not visible in the screen, but moving it over the image I see the “hand” instead of mouse but no zoom, no clickable…
Your mouse cursor is not visible?
What browser do you use?
Safari 10.1.2 (12603.3.8) . Mouse is not visible only in the screenshot, it is actually there. Why doesn’t it work here??
It’s working without any trouble here in Safari 10.1.2. No idea why it doesn’t work for you. Maybe you have a Safari or system extension installed which is causing it.
Regards, Kristian
Exactly:
https://manual.iwascoding.com/gs7/en/Listings_Section-Designing_Listings.html#layout-options
It does not work here 
the zoom works only with images in ebay square in top of the listings (but it works also without thumb zoom), not with images in description…
It works quite well for me in Safari in Chrome. Are you sure your Safari was the frontmost application when you tried hovering over the magnifying glass icon?
Ahh now I see 
… I apologize, that’s my fault, I did not understand that the zoom was activated by that very small button in a corner, actually I did not see it at all… why putting such small button and not a image-size one? Generally I am use that in order zoom an image, moving the mouse over the image (wherever I want) is enough… sorry, it is not very clear in my opinion… the video helped a lot
So, the thumb zoom might be a fine solution, but does it use javascript or is it allowed by eBay? Besides, how can I put images as they were before (like here http://www.ebay.it/itm/Vecchio-accendino-vintage-in-pietra-o-marmo-da-collezione-old-lighter-CBA-/282041629724 two in the top and others by pair in bottom)?
Thank you
Any suggestions about it?
The “Thumb zoom” layout does not use JavaScript. Therefore it should be compliant with eBay’s current rules.
that’s fine, thank you. And what about the other matter?