Can someone help with alignment for languages?

[sinful talon]

I'm trying to get languages to work, but when I give it specific parameters, it places one on top of the other. when I take the parameters away, it displays both languages but not in the placement where I want them. This is what I have so far:
horizontal_offset: 15 horizontal_align: left vertical_offset: 150 vertical_align: bottom
that displays this:

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[sinful talon]

and when I uncomment the parameters, it displays this:

so I want both flags but at the bottom like on the first image, ideally next to each other instead of one above the other. and I am lost when it comes to the offset numbers or how to make them display both

[rocky hound]

They’re a queue. Each language “position” needs to be a list under the position template_variable

    - default: languages        #AUDIO LANGUAGES SERIES
      template_variables:
        position:          ##. this is a queue
        - vertical_align: bottom      #first flag
          horizontal_align: left
          vertical_offset: 110
          horizontal_offset: 10
        - vertical_offset: 171    #second flag
        - vertical_offset: 232    #third flag

[sinful talon]

ok I have this:

[rocky hound]

That doesn’t match the format I posted.

[sinful talon]

the
"position:" requires a number? like just a 1 or 2?
and then where you have "first flag" I add "en" or "es" which are the only ones I need?

sorry was typing

[rocky hound]

Position doesn’t require a number

[sinful talon]

ah ok

[rocky hound]

The first list item will be the first flag, the second list item, the only thing you need in that iteration is the vertical offset because that’s the only difference between the first and second

[sinful talon]

would something like this work?

[rocky hound]

No

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[sinful talon]

oops replace 150 to like 250 or something

[rocky hound]

Still no

Spacing is not correct AND you also do not have the position as a list

[sinful talon]

ahhhhh I see noe

now

hopefully this is it

is the overlay_limit and languages list necessary at this point? I had added those based on the fact that it wasn't working and I was trying to get it to work

[rocky hound]

If you only want those two languages, yes

[sinful talon]

also, I am using "250" but is there another command or number I can use to tell it to put it next to the other one?

[rocky hound]

Try and see

[sinful talon]

ok

[rocky hound]

This is why a test library is beneficial

[sinful talon]

yeah I am using it on a test one

It's very useful. and btw, you've helped me out here more than I can remember so thanks for everything

[rocky hound]

Ok. Then yeah.

I am not at my setup so I cannot tell you what number I use

[sinful talon]

right on, no biggie man

thanks again man

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[sinful talon]

yes sorry I had to step out. everything good on my end just playing around with the offset numbers to place the icons where I want them. Once again thank you very much