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As a general rule, no - It won't be seen. But Google Bot does load and execute the page, including JS. So it could in theory detect your element.
If it it actual content on your page, consider changing the approach you use to show it. It should always be added to the DOM, but hidden with opacity: 0. This will allow you to animate the element in to view, and also avoid page reflow/jumping content.
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thebuilder commentedon Jul 9, 2021
As a general rule, no - It won't be seen. But Google Bot does load and execute the page, including JS. So it could in theory detect your element.
If it it actual content on your page, consider changing the approach you use to show it. It should always be added to the DOM, but hidden with
opacity: 0. This will allow you to animate the element in to view, and also avoid page reflow/jumping content.See triggering animations for an example:
https://github.com/thebuilder/react-intersection-observer/blob/master/docs/Recipes.md#trigger-animations
leobenkel commentedon Jul 9, 2021
Yes, I am using the
opacityalready. I wanted to double check the details related to SEO :)