Paul

Try commenting out the line something like comments_template( '', true ); on your page template. This may vary though from different themes.

Link?

One of your “Read more” link is broken because of invalid markup which
is generated somewhere between

<div class="box">
...
</div>

I guess, you’ll have to dig in the code a bit more.

It is indeed a bit difficult to tell where as it might be generated dynamically by PHP. A page code template reference through pastebin might help.

Or this link for plugins and this one for themes.

Try…
1. Backup/rename existing functions.php file.
2. On your computer, create a new functions.php file
3. Copy your existing code to the new file and re-upload via FTP

I encounter this sometimes with functions.php or other theme template files and doing this works for me.

Take a look at this link for a starting point.

You have to make sure you changed all links referencing your old domain to your new one. In your login form (https://www.theknickswall.com/wp-login.php) the action attribute is still being sent to your old domain, <form method="post" action="https://nyknicksnow.com/wp-login.php" id="loginform" name="loginform">

Review Moving WordPress from Codex and Additional Information.

You didn’t mention what format the uploaded file was and on what folder you actually uploaded the file into. If it’s a theme, it should go to wp-content/themes folder. If it’s a plugin, it should go to wp-content/plugins. If the uploaded file is compressed, extract it first.

Assuming you just changed your domain name to the new one, just place a 301 redirect in your .htaccess file found in your old domain folder.
e.g.

# Redirect to new domain
Redirect 301 / https://www.new-domain.tld/

It seems it is either with the plugin or a conflicting plugin. Try to raise that problem with the plugin developer.

Try renaming the google-analytics-dashboard folder to something else (like google-analytics-dashboard1 or whatever) so WordPress can disable the plugin that doesn’t exist in the known folder.

Did you verify if the files exist in your domain/site root folder? Or do you have a backup of your previous installation?

Have you tried disabling the plugin?

Sure.