All of the acronyms out there are getting confusing - things like XML, XSL, CSS, and HTML all start blurring together, and not only in the acronym sense. The lines between web technologies is becoming thinner and thinner as more and more people are adopting things on their sites, making it easier to update and easier to design. Using a CSS/XML/XSL mix, one can, these days, make a site that can be updated globally in a matter of seconds, and this new piece from Zend just might help.

This article, Using Sablotron to process XSLT, keeps the XSL parsing inside of PHP, making use of the compiled in Sablotron libraries to combine the XML and XSL. The general idea is to take the XML, formatted with all the content, and output it in a standard HTML format. And this is just the start of what XSL can do. This is a pretty good intro, but it doesn't go much beyond the basics, unfortunately.

Thanks to Ewald for the link...