Your website settings allow you to have 2 fonts - a heading and body style. If you'd like to add an accent font on a page, like in the image below, follow this tutorial.
1. Go to google fonts and find the accent font you want to use. Click the plus sign next to your desired font. It will pull up a box in the bottom right side of your screen. If this box is collapsed, click on the black tab at the bottom that says "1 family selected"
2. Copy the embed font code and paste the embed font code into the header code under the Retargeting section.
For our example, we've selected the Galada font. <link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Galada" rel="stylesheet">
3. Next, copy the code below:
<style>
h1 em, h2 em, h3 em, h4 em, h5 em, h6 em { font-family: FONTNAME; }
</style>
Paste it below the embed font you already added.
4. In the code, you'll notice it says"font-family: FONTNAME;" We need to change the font name to the name of your font. To do this, copy the font family name from the Google Font Specify in CSS section.
5. Next, highlight the words that you want to use for the new accent font and make the text "Italic". For example, in this page I have words "Our Mission" and I just want to change "Mission" to be cursive.
Note: this is not a global change that will affect all pages. If you wanted to add an accent font, you would have to repeat this process on every page.