anchor.diff:  
   Here's an image you can use:
   
  -<%= image("buildkite-square.png", size: '100x100') %>
  +<%= image "buildkite-square.png", width:100, height:100, alt:"" %>
   
   Once filled out, click the **Register application** button at the bottom of the form:
   
  -<%= image("register-application.png") %>
  +<%= image "register-application.png", width: , height: , alt:"" %>
   
   Now that we've created an application, we have access to the Client ID and Client Secret. We'll need those to setup your GitHub Enterprise installation on Buildkite.
   
  -<%= image("client-secrets.png", width: '440x175') %>
  +<%= image "client-secrets.png", width:440, height:175, alt:"" %>
   
   ## Update your Buildkite organization settings
   
   Go to the <a href="https://buildkite.com/organizations/-/settings" rel="nofollow">Settings page</a> of the organization you'd like to connect to your GitHub Enterprise installation to:
   
  -<%= image("account-settings.png", size: '268x94') %>
  +<%= image "account-settings.png", width:268, height:94, alt:"" %>
   
   Scroll down to see your **GitHub Enterprise** settings. Copy the Client ID, Client Secret, and the URL of your GitHub Enterprise Installation to this form, then press **Save GitHub Enterprise Settings**.
   
  -<%= image("setup-enterprise.png") %>
  +<%= image "setup-enterprise.png", width: , height: , alt:"" %>
   
   Once saved, the last step is to authorize your GitHub Enterprise user account with Buildkite.
   
  
positive.code: Go to your GitHub Enterprise installation, and start by registering a new **Developer application**. This can
  be done by going to your **GitHub User Settings**, clicking **Applications** on the left, then selecting **Developer applications** at the top:
  
  <%= image("github-user-settings.png", size: '301x326') %>
  
  <%= image("applications-menu.png", size: '343x157') %>
  
  From this page, click **Register new application**
  
  <%= image("register-application-button.png") %>
  
  Fill out the form with the following:
  
  
negative.code: 
  Go to your <a href="<%= url_helpers.user_authorizations_url %>" rel="nofollow">Connected Apps settings page</a>. Here you'll see your GitHub Enterprise Installation as an option to connect to. Click **Connect**.
  
  <%= image "oauth.png", width:546, height:222, alt:"" %>
  
  You should be redirected back to your GitHub Enterprise Installation, where it will ask you to authorize Buildkite with your account. Click the **Authorize application** button at the bottom.
  
  <%= image "oauth-connect.png", width: , height: , alt:"" %>
  
  That's it! Next time you create a pipeline with a repository that's either `https://git.mycompany.com/acme/app.git` or `git@git.mycompany.com:acme/app.git`,
  Buildkite will recognize that it's hosted on your GitHub Enterprise Installation, and use your newly created oAuth authorization to update the commit statuses.
  