@sdetweil I placed in the folder: custom.css

.birthdaylist .TD-BODY {
font size: 18px;
text transform: none;

and the text layout conformed to that in bdl.scv

Dissolved. Thanks for the suggestions

My MMM-birthdays module works correctly and displays the birthdays as included in the list at the beginning of the month in question.
However, as soon as a relevant birthday is discussed, it disappears from the screen. The date in question can no longer be read on the day of the birthday and the memory that it is someone’s birthday is lost.
How can I program the message to remain for the entire day of the birthday? Preferably until 1 day after the birthday.
What and where do I need to adjust for this?
Thank you to anyone who can help me with this. My knowledge is not sufficient for that.

My MagicMirror on Raspbeery Pi 4b has been running satisfactorily for some time now, including the following modules: MMM-Remote-Control, MMM-MyDutchWeather; MMM-RandomBibleVerse; birthday list; MM-SimpleLogo and defaults-modules. The output of all modules is (use to be) visible on the Dell display and also via VNC (via remote control).

Currently there is the problem that the output of the module MM-Buienradar (github.com/StefanNienhuis) disappears from the display after 90 minutes. After a reboot it comes back for another 90 minutes.
In the absence of the output on the display, the output can be seen via reboot-control in VNC.
A git pull for MMM-Buienradar doesn’t help.

What could be the problem here and how can it be solved?

@sdetweil Thank you for the quick response. I made the changes and it worked.

I have successfully installed the “birthdaylist” module.
My intention is to make the output layout match the layout of the text in the “bdl.scv” file.
Like:
05-08-1939,Gerda van de Brink-Pijpers
08-08-1939,Fenny van 't Veld-Hakkers
08-08-1946,Jannie Neeleman-van der Linde
13-08-1984, Petra Morren

Since by default the layout is in upper_case, I have set in:
custom.css under .birthdaylist .TD-BODY { text-transform: none
/* ============ birthdaylist ------------ */
.module.birthdaylist {
background-color:#0DBC07; // was 008080
border-radius: 10px;
padding:8px;
color: #FFFFFF;
border: 1px solid #2a313b;
box-shadow: 11px 11px 16px #3e3e3e,
-11px -11px 16px #6a6a6a;
}

.birthdaylist .TD-BODY {
border-radius: 10px;
font-size: 18px;
text-transform: none;
color: #FFFFFF;
letter-spacing: 0.1em;
vertical-align: top;
text-align: left;
line-height: 20px;
padding: 0px 0px 8px 12px;
}

/* ===========einde module birtgdaylist =====

The output layout is now the same as the text layout in bdl.scv

However, if there is more than one birthday on a given day, the 2nd name will appear in the default upper_cas and color.

Question:
What do I have to adjust where, so that the 2nd line layout is also the same as that of the others?

@sdetweil I placed in the folder: custom.css

.birthdaylist .TD-BODY {
font size: 18px;
text transform: none;

and the text layout conformed to that in bdl.scv

Dissolved. Thanks for the suggestions

@sdetweil Thanks for the quick response. Reinstalled now and it works.
But I have a follow-up question about the bdl.csv:
The layout of the text is now upper- or lowercase.
Is it possible to display the text as (the layout) in the file bdl.scv, for example: “Bep van 't Veld-Pijpers”?
If so, where should what be adjusted?

My Raspberry Pi 4 with 24" monitor has a working default calendar, synchronized with my Google calendar. I would also like to have a birthday calendar, or the ability to display birthdays.
I downloaded the birthday list module (https://github.com/sdetweil/birthdaylist)
and installed. Also made a csv file with my own data.
I don’t know what else needs to be done to get the birthday calendar, or anything like that, working. Is there a manual or step-by-step plan to consult? Thanks in advance for the help.