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An XSLT transformation is usually best applied to the XML feed directly, and not through a third party component or language. XSLT is Turing complete, and also a very good FP language, so I'd suggest digging that way first (by piping the XML directly through CLI XML tools).
@Ocramius If I understand you correctly than what you are suggesting is not what I want to achieve. I want to make a RSS feed look good in the browser. It should be the feed generated through zend-feed itself without piping it through any extra tools.
It would be nice to style generated feeds with a xsl:stylesheet. See the XSLT entry on Wikipedia for more general information about this.
I was thinking about adding a header to reference the stylesheet, e.g.
<?xml-stylesheet title="XSL_formatting" type="text/xsl" href="podcast.xsl"?>
taken from an ORF podcast feed.
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