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Implement a custom color picker for individual elements that should override the theme color

In case you don’t know Strut or Impressionist yet, it’s two other editors for impress.js
Not sure if the bases are too different or if it would make sense to join forces.

Please allow importing SVG code from local files or integrate with online editor SVG-edit, so that users can edit their scene there, copy their SVG code, paste it into Awwation and then create frames.

Allow writing of multiple lines of text in one text element

You could probably make your embedded JS much smaller if you experiment with the Closure JS compiler. See the SVG-edit Makefile for example usage.

Shapes such as circles, paths, rectangles, etc are selected when you click inside their fill regions.
This can hinder work when elements are placed inside other elements.

Take inspiration (and code?) from the wireframe mode (activated by pressing F) selection mechanism, where shapes are selected only when you click the stroke boundaries.

While, you have sold me on the the software itself, I have tried creating a presentation and frankly it left me wanting.
I am not a designer in an sense of the word and to create a presentation seemed a daunting task.
Also I was expecting to have a ring with a series of rings, not a blank canvas.
Perhaps a video of creation would be helpful.

Client-side saving does not work in Firefox, Opera, or IE at the moment.

In the sidebar, add sequence number to the slides so you can know the order of that element in the presentation

Right now, presentations can only be created and saved. Allow loading them back into the editor for editing.

Please renew http://awwation.com or at least update the URL in Readme to http://adityab.github.io/Awwation/

Add custom text styling - Bold, Italic, Underline, Strikeout, etc.
Having two predefined types of text - Header and Paragraph - is a good idea.

Right now, the themes you can pick from the menu are simple CSS files in the themes/ directory. Create an easy theme maker to allow anyone to create these files.

Essentially, the design should be a simple dialog box with two sections:

1. A bunch of SVG elements
2. A set of sliders and dropdowns for configuring color and font style

Clicking on any element in the first section should allow you to configure it's style using the controls in section 2.