v.1.5.3 double SPAN element in the product page

I'm checking a little the website after updating it to hikashop 1.5.3.
I think there is a problem with the title in the product page.
Take a look to this link for exmemple:
www.angolocreativo.ch/shop/product/7-col...gory_pathway-10.html

As you can see, you get a kind of hover effect with an image in the background that appears.
If you check the code, you will see that there is 2 times the same line of code:

<h1>
<span id="hikashop_product_name_main" class="hikashop_product_name_main">
Collana acquamarina e argento</span>

<span id="hikashop_product_code_main" class="hikashop_product_code_main">
Collana_acquamarina_e_argento</span>
</h1>

I don't know...
I get the problem with Opera 11.11 and Chrome 12.0.742.122
I don't get the problem with Explorer 9 (64bit) and Firefox 5....

(the problem is: in the background appears another image with the 2 hands...)

I know my css is a little messy here and there...so gonna try tomorrow to look if there is something wrong with it

nicolas wrote:

I don't see Collana_acquamarina_e_argento displayed on your page. That's the product code of the product but it's hidden with CSS.
Everything is fine on my end on your website. I tried of both Chrome and IE.

Everything is fine today!
Really, I don't know waht was the problem...I tried also my laptop yesterday and I got the same problem.
But today is fine.
Maybe is due to my hosting new service and the css stored/chaced on server...or something like that eheh!

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Or it was just that kind of problem impossible to figure out and then it suddently disappears!
Anyway! No problem now!