Couple things, from a UI perspective:

• Header needs a class settings-content-header, much like this to match the rest
• Only 20 images, not 30

Aside from those, it looks good to me. 👍

Cheers buddy. I got the drop down to 20 in there already, I'll add the class =)

👍

@PaulAdamDavis The about.html needs updating to be brought up to speed with GUI2.

I'm clearing up the CSS ready for this. Just a couple HTML changes:

• Buttons next to the env info needs to change the class to btn
• "Find out..." button only needs these classes about-get-involved, btn-blue & btn-lg
• The <header> needs to be changed to match https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/blob/master/core/client/templates/settings/general.hbs#L1-L7
  The rest I can fix with CSS.

h/t @morficus for telling me I should make a separate dep for this. It had crossed my mind, but without outside influence I wasn't going to. behold! novaugust/top-gh-contribs (gh: is it ghost or github?! (hint: it's github, but inspired by ghost?))

If people think having the code in an external place is a bad idea, I can move it back in. But hey, it's OSS, so if I die, you can always just c/p eh?
I'd also be happy to give ownership to @TryGhost, but then they'd be responsible for yet another repo ;)

@PaulAdamDavis novaugust@7d4e876#diff-d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e look right?

@novaugust So, so so close.

I think I badly communicated the "Buttons next to the env info needs to change the class to btn" bit. It doesn't need to be btn-dark, just btn. My bad 😔

Pretty sure multi-classes are required, eg. btn btn-default

@JohnONolan Truedat.

Okay, let's use use btn btn-alt and i'll add that to the global buttons styles and override a couple things for the about page.

@PaulAdamDavis told you you should have done this :P
novaugust@b5c4db5
Does this need a btn class?

@novaugust It does. I'm a doofus.

Also, another thing, a new thing this time, and that's to add the contributors name which is currently on the <img> tag as a title attr, onto the <a> tag, such as:

<a href="gh.com/user" title="Users Name">
  <img src="/images/user.jpg" alt="Users Name" />
</a>

This way, I can do this! http://cl.ly/image/0u3r2x110m1F (Yes, it was never specced, but it's a thing now.)

Update!

@ErisDS This is Good To Go, assuming everyone else is alright with the code. Just needs some CSS love provided by #3907

Wa-heeeey!