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If a page element (div, e.g.) is initially hidden and shown only by a hover descriptor or Javascript call, will Google crawl and index it’s content?

What is the optimal image naming strategy for the following?  Should it be A or B or something else? a) disease name-topic name-treatment-studies by age b) diseasename-topicname-treatment-studiesbyage Thank you.

A couple of months ago, I read about a new web stats application that is real time but more importantly let's you track user actions on a page (i.e. which buttons were clicked for example).  This information would obviously be very helpful in continuing to improve site performance.  Anyone have suggestions or know the name of this application?  I do not mind paying but am not looking for an enterprise class application.

Here is some background: The site in question has approximately 10,000 pages and Google Webmaster shows that 10,000 urls(pages were submitted) 2)  Only 5,500 pages appear in the Google index 3)  Webmaster shows that approximately 200 pages could not be crawled for various reasons 4)  SEOMOZ shows about 1,000 pages that have long URL's or Page Titles (which we are correcting) 5)  No other errors are being reported in either Webmaster or SEO MOZ 6)  This is a new site launched six weeks ago.  Within two weeks of launching, Google had indexed all 10,000 pages and showed 9,800 in the index but over the last few weeks, the number of pages in the index kept dropping until it reached 5,500 where it has been stable for two weeks. Any ideas of what the issue might be?  Also, is there a way to download all of the pages that are being included in that index as this might help troubleshoot?

Is there a rule of thumb from an SEO perspective on page length (there are obviously UX considerations)?   Do Google and Bing ignore content beyond a certain length like with Page Titles? Thanks.