These are words! They are kind of important words too, so it would be bad if any of them dissapeared.
tinyDOM operates on dom elements to make it a bit easier to select and manipulate them. It also provides some simple functions to do basic things like hide and show.
There are two basic types of target for the built in functions: any number of elements[1] and one exactly one element[2]. An example of [1] would be hiding all elements with the class 'important' whereas an example of [2] would be getting the value of a given data attribute - it wouldn't make sense to perform the second on a group of elements.
As such, where appopriate, tinyDOM will operate only on the first element if a group are matched by whatever selector is given. Such functions are as follows:
There are also functions that are invoked directly from the my object, and deal with things such as ajax requests and json utilities. A few examples of these are