As mentioned, you need to run a webserver locally to get PHP to parse in a
browser. Might be more than you want to bother with.
Another point is by default PHP parses files that end in .php or .php3 or
.php4, etc. It doesn't parse .html files unless you tell it to. That can be
done either via the php.ini config file, or on a per-directory basis with
.htaccess file (addtype .html php5 or something along those lines, I forget
offhand).
-Ed
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