The way I was thinking it would be on Arduino:
D11 pin 5 on the Arduino
D13 Pin 6 on the arduino
and shield kept the pins of the arduino pin 5 connected to pin 11 of the shield and the Arduino pin 6 connected to pin 13 of the shield
but I do not understand what is the correct number to put in the diagram digital pins 0-7 are identified with values ??1-8 but and digital pins 8-13 are also identified as being the same as 1-8
If both shields are designed for use on SPI bus, which is very likely, they can share these pins. It is possible to have pin conflict with shields but you probably don't. If you do, there is usually more than one solution. I had this where the LCD shield usd pin 4, which is required by the Ethernet. In that case, I had a proto shield below the LCD with pin 4 removed and a jumper to pin 17.
If both shields are designed for use on SPI bus, which is very likely, they can share these pins. It is possible to have pin conflict with shields but you probably don't. If you do, there is usually more than one solution. I had this where the LCD shield usd pin 4, which is required by the Ethernet. In that case, I had a proto shield below the LCD with pin 4 removed and a jumper to pin 17.
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