SEO with hidden content

On this page can Google (or any other search engine) see the content that 开发者_C百科is hidden in the right splash where it says "More Posts" (click it to see everything) or can they only see the first 5 links?

Yes they can, but they don't.

This is to avoid spammers to create pages with dummy but hidden content just to appear in top results.

In other words, hidden content does not help you with your SEO strategy - you need everything to be visible.

Yes. The 'more posts' are already added to the page as an unordered list, so the content is there to crawl. Google's pretty smart.

Yes - Any search engine bot is going to pick it up because it is rendered to the page (IE not AJAX'd content.)

Your method is using CSS to show/hide the content which means that it is going to be visible to a spider. If you want to get a good idea of what search engines see, load up the page without any stylesheets or javascript.

As an aside, the "Banana Fall Line" image is loading really poorly because you're using a large image and scaling it down with width/height in the image tag.

Yes they will be able to see those links like Typeoneerror said, if you view the source of that page, you will see the links appearing in another div which is simply hidden at the start. You can use oyoy.eu use the spider simulation function.

Most bots send out a special HTTP Header called User-Agent. Google's is User-Agent: Googlebot/2.1 for example.

Also Google has a published range of IP addresses from which their spiders crawl. A smart web server module can customize your content based upon if it detects googlebot or not.

Some consider this to be blackhat SEO. Showing the search crawler something different than what the user sees.

See Googlebot Spoofer for more.

look at the Google cache and then look at the text only version (click the "text only" link on the upper right.) That shows what google has indexed.

It looks to me like only the first 5.