Excerpt the blog content would be a great idea since, you can expose more recent posts at the front page of your blog. I surfed down a cool tutorial from Rob Glazebrook of CSSnewbie.com that will show you how to hide away extra bits of content using CSS and JavaScript, to be revealed at the click of a button.

Displaying the additional content doesn’t require a refresh or navigation to a new page and all your content is still visible to search engine bots that don’t pay any attention to CSS or JavaScript.
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