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The top part lists modifiers created for the currently selected node (modifier table). It Each row represents a modifier and contains its type, name, summary, locations, start and end times, valid time, user (=who created the modifier), creation time and expiry time. It also allows you to (in)activate, delete and copy modifiers (see below). Modifiers for a local run have a salmon background color. Modifiers for server runs have a green background and are saved to the server.
The bottom part shows the details of a selected modifier (modifier editor).
The splitter between the overview and the editor is stored in user_settings.ini. When the application is reopened, the splitter appears at the previously set position.
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