Re: [w3ctag/design-reviews] [WebComponents] Custom state pseudo class (#428)

@Westbrook yeah, just like any other CSS pseudo class, you can select on multiple of them. So `:state(x):state(y)` selects something in both states x and y, while `:state(x), :state(y)` selects something in either state x or y. Again, just like the built-ins :).

We can definitely add some examples using this to the explainer. Are there other existing CSS features that you think it would also be good to have examples of combining :state with?

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