Related link: http://interglacial.com/~sburke/stuff/pretty_rss.html
Sean Burke explains how to use comments, CSS, or XSL to make RSS files display nicely in web browsers.
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the final step
Because I want my website to look teh way i want it, I need to have my CSS or XML files in the source file.
So why did the Author say everything except....
Every x minutes, poll the RSS feed, and make a local copy. Insert the 3 lines of XML (the version="1.0", the CSS formatting and the XML formatting), and serve the local file from your own site.