How to use Google fonts not in an H tag?

Question

How do you do it?
I ask this because Im under the impression h tags have attributes that come along with it to make it like a paragraph, right?
Im looking at making a few word a Google font and a caption. How would I apply this to a div? Inline? Or a new css rule? Both?
Im not good at handcoding CSS, so this is why I ask.
I have the Google font in my CSS and call a few HTML headers h1,h2,h2 to it fine. How do I make text not in an H tag the Google font?
(yes, I think it's a super easy answer, but not too knowledgeable about it)
Also, does CS5 DW have some sort of support to make the Google font a selectable from the dropdown?

Answer 1

Use CSS classes.
.google {
     google font rules go here...
HTML:
<p class="google">This paragraph uses google font</p>
<h1 class="google">This heading uses google font</h1>
<h1>This heading uses standard font</h1>
<p>This paragraph uses standard font</p>
CSS classes appear in the drop-list on your properties panel.
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