I think I have a solution for you, a bit tricky though. Do the following 1. Install/enable "devel" module 2. Override page.tpl.php to page--node--%.tpl.php (or you could use the page.tpl.php) 3. Find the title element in the page.tpl.php , looks like following ![enter image description here][1] 4. Make sure that you have a field called icon (note the machine name i.e. field_icon) in your content type 5. Create a sample of your content type 6. Click on "Devel" tab and try to find the field_icon or whatever you named the field, as shown in the following screenshots ![enter image description here][2] and clicking on the field_icon, you will see a structure similiar to this ![enter image description here][3] Just before the h1 tag, in the screenshot of page.tpl.php shown in #3 add a code that looks like the following: <img src="<?php $var = $page['content']['system_main']['nodes']; $element; foreach($var as $k => $v) { $element = $v ; #obtain the node id, usually first. break; } #$exist = $element[$element['field_icon']['#object']->field_icon['und'][0]['uri']; if(isset($element['field_icon'])) { print $element['field_icon']['#object']->field_icon['und'][0]['uri']; } else { #does not exist } ?> " /> The code above creates an image tag, and its src value would be the value of the URI of the icon. Use Devel (or kpr($page['content']['system_main']['nodes']); inside page.tpl.php) tab to figure out what to replace with $page['content']['system_main']['nodes'], probably it might remain the same for you as well. Once you got the content of the $page['content']['system_main']['nodes'] or similar then loop through it to find the node-id (which can be anything). The reason I have a break in loop is because, I am interested in first element which is node-id, see below ![enter image description here][4] And finally access the URI as shown in the following Devel Screenshot ![enter image description here][5] Nothing will be printed in pages where there is no field_icon (i.e. icon machine name), and the icon should be printed in pages that have that field in its $page variable. Good luck. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/6l3Fb.png [2]: https://i.sstatic.net/XPe2F.png [3]: https://i.sstatic.net/zgEN8.png [4]: https://i.sstatic.net/Z5sxh.png [5]: https://i.sstatic.net/EocS8.png