Editing an existing shelf is simple to do. This is very helpful if someone from the Research Team wants to do quick changes as per client feedback.
In this guide we will cover the following scenarios:
Before we go into how to do some tasks, it is important to first find out how to reach a project/shelf you want to edit. As such, please do not skip this the below step if you do not know how to do this already.
Publishing/updating the respondent shelf link
After all shelf edits have been completed. Please remember to click the Generate button on the bottom right corner of the shelf builder app. Once this is done, you then need to go back to Sip Admin and click the Publish link to see your changes in the new respondent link.
Navigating to the shelf editor
Before we begin we need to first go to the Project we need to edit, this is done by simply logging in to the Platform, then from the list of Projects, click on the project you want to edit. Then click on the survey/cell, to enter the canvas editor.
At this point you should see a block called shelf. or shelf1 or so, depending on how this has been setup. Once you click on the shelf block. The right-hand side panel opens, now scroll down to click on the Continue to shelf setup button:
Adjusting the product location
Replacing the artwork of a product
Updating the size of a product
Updating the price of a product
Adjusting the spacing of products
Adjusting shelf and bay height
How to change the currency symbol
To change the currency of a shelf, click the Gear icon in the top right corner of the shelf builder. Then set the currency 
How to modify the Price label sizes information
For some studies we might not need the name of the product on the price label or, simply we want to make the Price larger, both in label size and font.
Adding depth products (products behind front facings)
To create further visual impact or realism, it is a good practice to add depth products, essentially products that are the same as the front facing, but sit behind.
Adding Dummy bays (Grey disabled products)
Dummy bays are used to improve the respondent experience, by placing the main bay at the center and having disabled bays to left and right of this bay. This does help the respondent experience greatly by making the sure the bay is not sitting all alone in a supermarket.