# Core
Content :
The Siga object. Use Siga('selector') for quick DOM access when built with the DOM module.
This alias will be used as an alternative to Siga(). If __Siga_alias is present in the global scope this will be used instead.
Siga has been designed much like Glow-style libraries, so we’ll use this approach for our API. There’s a lazy aspect to this design that I like — it might be possible to return unprocessed elements wrapped in an object, then only deal with masking browser inconsistencies when they’re actually manipulated:
Siga.dom.find ('.class' ) // return elements wrapped in a class without looking at each of them
.find ('a' ) // find elements that are links
.css ({ 'background-color' : '#aabbcc' }) // apply the style by actually processing elements
Selector and Selector Engines :
Siga.events.ready(function () {
// The DOM is ready, but some other stuff might be
});