How can I load a JSON file in the Webflow Custom Code section, and where should I place or write a new PHP file to display Jobvite data?

In order to load a JSON file in the Webflow Custom Code section, you can use JavaScript/jQuery to make an AJAX request and fetch the JSON data. Here's an example of how you can accomplish this:

1. Upload the JSON file to a publicly accessible location, such as Amazon S3 or a web server.
2. In your Webflow project, go to the page where you want to load the JSON data and open the page settings.
3. Click on the "Custom Code" tab and choose either the "Before " or "Before " section, depending on your preference and requirements.
4. Add a `

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Make sure to replace `"path-to-your-json-file.json"` with the actual URL or relative path to your JSON file.

As for displaying Jobvite data using a PHP file, you'll need to host the PHP file on a server that supports PHP. You can place this file wherever you like on your server, as long as it can access the necessary Jobvite data source. You can then use JavaScript/jQuery to fetch and process the data from the PHP file.

For example, you can use the same AJAX technique mentioned above, but change the `url` parameter to point to your PHP file instead of a JSON file.

Remember that the PHP file should handle the authentication and retrieval of the Jobvite data, and return it in a format (such as JSON) that can be consumed by your Webflow project. The PHP file should be able to access the Jobvite API or the data source you are using to retrieve the necessary data.

Note that Webflow itself is a static site generator, so it doesn't directly support server-side processing like PHP. You'll need to integrate external server-side technologies, in this case, PHP, to fetch and process the Jobvite data, and then use JavaScript/jQuery to display it in your Webflow project.