element using this information.

Here is the code:

<section class="home-boxes index">
            {exp:navee:custom nav_title="{big_three_nav}" wrap_type="none" selected_class_on_parents="true" reverse="true"}
            <div class="single-home-box" id="{exp:channel:entries entry_id="{navee_entry_id}" status="{statuses}"} {url_title}{/exp:channel:entries}_button">
                <a href="/{exp:channel:entries entry_id=" status="{statuses}"title="({navee_title}) {text}" 
                    rel="address:/{exp:channel:entries entry_id=" status="{statuses}">
                    {text}
                </a>
            </div>
            {/exp:navee:custom}
        </section>

The code works fine on the non-Publisher version of the site.  Image 1 is an example of the HTML it generates.  The bogus “entry_id” tag within the tag is to expose the entry_id value for debugging purposes, and is added here just for clarity in the HTML output.

When the code is used on the Publisher version of the site, the code fails.  All three pages involved in the lookup are all present and have the same ID and channel etc as before, but the lookup returns information about a page in a different channel group with the ID of 426.  I’m not sure why this is happening; it is not a helpful outcome.

Image 2 shows an example of the HTML generated by the Publisher version of the site.

It is not a helpful condition for the site…

I think this issue has something to do with Publisher, as really that is the only change between the working site and the non-working site at the moment. But of course it might be something else, and apologies for assuming otherwise and posting here if so.

Does anyone have any idea why I am getting these results and what I can do to get the correct ones?

Thanks a lot in advance for any help anyone can give!

Gavin