Hey all!

I want to make the following headline banner an alternating text javascript:

<div id="outerdiv" >
<div id="outerTagLine">
<div id="tagLine">
<b>Service Times - Sunday: 9:00 am, 10:30 am. Wednesday: 7:00 pm
</div>
</div>

(I have the code already)

However, most websites say to put the code in the head. Running a wiki/jsp website, I don't really have a "head", and besides wouldn't that apply the alternating text scheme to the entire page? How can I make it so it only applies to the above string of text?

thanks,
Zachary

No idea

This "alternating text scheme" would be doing what exactly

BTW the HTML above is missing some closing tags.

Yeah I noticed that...only after I posted it.

The alternating text would change the text.

For example string 1 would say "Hello Everyone!"
and then time limit set to 2 seconds, would then (2 seconds later) change the text to "How are you today?"
then 2 seconds, "What are you most thankful for?"
and then loop.

javascript can go anywhere on the page, the usual practice of defining method and variables in the document head is so they are instantiated and initialised before you call them.

but just as long as you DO initialise before calling the methods they could be set in the line above the call.