Proper XSLT Fragment creation with blog post?

I have been trying to establish individual rss feeds from Word Press posts into divs on dynamic php pages.
So far I have created Dreamweaver 4 XSLT Fragment pages with an address to a remote blog on the internet. When creating the XSLT Fragment I have been entering the following addressing:
http://xxxxx.com/blog/?feed=rss2
The page is saved with .xsl. I then create a php dynamic page and add a div into which I bring the .xsl using Dreamweaver's Server Behavior 'XSLT Transformation'. My aim is to only have the text of that particular post from Word Press and thats it.
When I view the php page in a browser I do see the last post on the blog but for the life of me I can not figure out how to bring in other prior posts. So far I have tried the following address changes after creating new categories in Word Press such as the category 'bio':
http://xxxxx.com/blog/?feed=rss2&cat=bio
I get the same results, the last post and thats it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am using MYSQL and php.
Regards,
Tony

Project Management is part if the Business Center Users Only area and not everyone can access this space so I would avoid publishing there.
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