Updated Definition format (markdown)

Definition-format.md

@@ -642,9 +642,9 @@ search:
   fields:
     # All the regular filters are available as described elsewhere in the Wiki. I've included some examples.
     #
-    # If you have not defined an attribute in the response block above, then all the fields are extracted
+    # If you have not defined an attribute in the rows block above, then all the fields are extracted
     # from the rows set.
-    # If you have defined an attribute in the response block above, then a prefix of .. means that this field
+    # If you have defined an attribute in the rows block above, then a prefix of .. means that this field
     # is extracted directly from the rows set, and without a .. prefix you are indicating that the field is 
     # to be extracted from the attribute subset.
     #
@@ -778,6 +778,27 @@ search:
       # 7 day (as seconds = 7 x 24 x 60 x 60)
       text: 604800
 ```
+The use of `:has()`, `:not()` and `:contains()` are supported by the rows selector and fields selectors.
+Examples:
+```yaml
+ rows:
+    selector: data:has(attributes.size):has(attributes.name:contains(1080)):has(attributes.poster:contains(.jpg)):not(attributes.fake_att):not(attributes.uploader:contains(DarkSwan2001))
+  fields:
+    title_dts:
+      selector: name:contains(DTS)
+      optional: true
+      filters:
+        - name: re_replace
+          args: ["DTS", "DTSSS"]
+    title_notdts:
+      selector: name:not(:contains(DTS))
+      optional: true
+    title:
+      text: "{{ if .Result.title_dts }}{{ .Result.title_dts }}{{ else }}{{ .Result.title_notdts }}{{ end }}"
+      filters:
+        - name: re_replace
+          args: ["\\[", " "]
+```
 ### Search XML
 
 This is similar to the JSON method except you code type xml: