CSS is not a programming language, it controls presentation, not the
location of files. Your use of this:
img {
background: url(....);
}
...sets a background image for an image and so you get that background image
under a broken link.
Use something like php for this, for example:
<img src="<?php echo $source; ?>" alt="" />
and use css to control how the image looks, that's what it's for!
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