Have a look at http://feedme.mind-it.info/, it uses client side XSLT to transform an Atom feed into XHTML 1.1 for application/xhtml+xml compliant browsers (the rest gets XHTML 1.0 Strict). It uses some nifty real world Apache trickery to get things really working. All details are explained in the blog posting. The purpose here is to make the feed the website and vice versa because if you have a feed you have all the content you need :-)
Regarding feed behaviour of browsers not respecting the XSLT and delivering it straight to the browser as a feed there’s a workaround that I applied on my feedsite. Check the source code and you’ll find out how :-)
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Have a look at http://feedme.mind-it.info/, it uses client side XSLT to transform an Atom feed into XHTML 1.1 for application/xhtml+xml compliant browsers (the rest gets XHTML 1.0 Strict). It uses some nifty real world Apache trickery to get things really working. All details are explained in the blog posting. The purpose here is to make the feed the website and vice versa because if you have a feed you have all the content you need :-)
Regarding feed behaviour of browsers not respecting the XSLT and delivering it straight to the browser as a feed there’s a workaround that I applied on my feedsite. Check the source code and you’ll find out how :-)