Badge Builder Improvements

You can now work with multiple elements at once in the badge builder, with better alignment tools and print checks. Here are some of the improvements:

Select several elements by dragging a box on the canvas, and hold Shift to add more to the selection.
Selected elements move, resize, rotate and flip together, and shared properties such as font, size or color can be edited for all of them in one step.
Guides and distances appear as elements are moved, and the new Snapping switch can be turned off for free placement.
Texts, fields and QR codes always stay on the badge, while shapes, lines and images can still extend past the edge for full-bleed designs.
Saving a badge lists anything that might not print well, such as an empty text or a color the printer can't print, and organizers can fix it or save anyway.
New keyboard shortcuts for select all, align, zoom and layer reordering work on any keyboard layout, and badges with many elements are now quicker to work with.

You can now work with multiple elements at once in the badge builder, with better alignment tools and print checks. Here are some of the improvements:

Select several elements by dragging a box on the canvas, and hold Shift to add more to the selection.
Selected elements move, resize, rotate and flip together, and shared properties such as font, size or color can be edited for all of them in one step.
Guides and distances appear as elements are moved, and the new Snapping switch can be turned off for free placement.
Texts, fields and QR codes always stay on the badge, while shapes, lines and images can still extend past the edge for full-bleed designs.
Saving a badge lists anything that might not print well, such as an empty text or a color the printer can't print, and organizers can fix it or save anyway.
New keyboard shortcuts for select all, align, zoom and layer reordering work on any keyboard layout, and badges with many elements are now quicker to work with.