Updated readme to include info on dataview rules

README.md

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ This is especially useful if you have many files with the same dataview block. I
 - Lets you define rules using folderes, tags and properties
 	- Rules can be set to include or exclude subfolders and subtags (recursive matching)
 	- Multi-condition rules are possible, allowing you to define multiple conditions for one rule (using AND/OR)
+	- Dataview filters can be used to create complex rules
 - Lets you select wether the "virtual content" gets added as a footer (end of file), a header (below properties) or in the sidebar
 	- Lets you choose if all sidebar "virtual content" gets added to the same sidebar tab, or if it should be shown in it's own tab
 - Allows for "virtual content" to be defined in the plugin settings, or in a markdown file
@@ -116,6 +117,14 @@ Just select the "Sidebar" option in the settings, and use the "Open virtual cont
 
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+### Applying complex rules using Dataview
+You can use Dataview queries to create complex rules. For example, you can create a rule that applies to all notes in a specific folder, but only if they begin with a certain prefix.
+
+Example dataview rule:
+```
+LIST FROM "References/Authors" WHERE startswith(file.name, "Test") OR startswith(file.name, "Example")
+```
+
 ## Limitations
 
 Links in the markdown text work natively when in Reading mode, however they don't in Live Preview, so I've added a workaround that gets most functionality back. This means that `left click` works to open the link in the current tab, and `middle mouse` and `ctrl/cmd + left click` works to open the link in a new tab. Right click currently doesn't work.