one html file contains two tags,browser can process it properly,but javascript,

Well, I saw multi-html tags before and believe it was a
product of team
work or a way of presenting "please wait"
feature before loading a big
page.

I don't think you have to worry about which html tags. As
long as you
javascript is inside the html tag, first or second, the
corresponding
elements within the html tag can be refereed to. For
example,
window.document.body should be either 1st or 2nd body,
depending on
your javascript location. Give it a try. Another to make it
work is to
give a unique id to the elements of interest, e.g., myBody1,
myBody2,
myDiv1, myDiv2, ...


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