Applying Crimson Text to a web site using Google web fonts

Now that we've picked an old style font, it's time to apply it to our Web page.…Start by opening the original_city_site file georgia_site.html in your…preferred text editor.…We're going to save this file as crimson_site.html, and you can save it in the…same folder, because we won't be overwriting anything.…Now we have crimson_site.html.…Now, I like to be able to see the files that I have open in my text editor,…so I'm just going to go ahead and do that, because what I'd like to do is load…your HTML document into your browser, and take a look at it.…

Right now, even though it's the crimson_ site.html, it is still showing up in Georgia.…So what we need to do is go to Google.…We're going to use the Google Web Font here, and we can see there are hundreds of…fonts to choose from,…but we know which one we want; we want Crimson.…We can see that it has six fonts and styles, including a semi bold, and a…semi bold italic, which is very nice, because I didn't care for the bold italic…when we first looked at this font.…