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We just shipped a small tool for creating social media images and OG images. It runs at phoca.cz/social-post-generator and everything happens locally in the browser. No server, no upload, no account.
Modern web development involves a large number of small technical decisions. Colors need to work together, dimensions need to be converted between CSS units, layouts need to be tested, shadows and gradients need to be defined, and structured data needs to be prepared in a format that search engines can process.
Phoca provides a collection of browser based tools for these tasks. The tools are available directly from the Phoca Tools page and cover areas ranging from color and typography to CSS layout, image dimensions, accessibility and structured data.
Many ecommerce businesses face the same frustrating situation.
Your website is indexed. Google Search Console shows that your pages have been crawled. Your product pages appear in search results. Everything looks technically correct.
But when you search for your own company name, your website is missing.
The "Could not connect to database" error means that Joomla 6 cannot establish a connection to the MySQL or MariaDB database.
Joomla stores almost all website data in the database, including articles, users, extensions, configuration settings, and menu items. If the database connection fails, the website usually becomes unavailable and the Administrator area may also stop working.
Have you ever embedded a third party asset on your website (like a map, a widget, or an external image) only to find it broken, displaying a blank space, or returning a 403 Forbidden error?
While developers often immediately check for Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) errors or broken links, the culprit is frequently something much simpler but often overlooked: The HTTP Referrer Policy.