can scriptmanager be placed at the bottom of a .net form

[Brant]

Having a play with .net for the first time and more focused on the html/js output it gives.Q: Does the scriptmanager tag of a 'runat="server"' .net form HAVE to be at the top of the form ?Reason for the ask:To be able to target divs that are not in the markup yet, I am wrapping custom js functions, bespoke to the job, in document.ready(...) (I also include jquery)this causes obvious delays. ( 3rd party includes etc )Can the scriptmanager be loaded at the bottom of the form, like normal js implementations I am used to, and thus eliminate the need to 'wait' for "divs" because they are already output.Clearly new to .net, but I am guessing the answer is to not include custom scripts in the scriptmanager at all, but I don't like guessing, or know if this is possible with .net.Thanks!Rob