The phrase "a webpage that has" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific webpage that contains certain features, information, or elements.
Example: "I found a webpage that has a comprehensive guide on how to improve your writing skills."
Alternatives: "a webpage containing" or "a webpage featuring".
They spread by opening infected documents, using an infected floppy disk, running an infected application, or viewing a webpage that has the virus built into its code.
Click on a webpage that has the Send button integrated, and you'll be prompted to share it with any of your Facebook Groups, your Facebook friends, or any standard email address.
For each topic, there will be two to three essays on specific issues (e.g. a political crisis, or a figure in the anti-mafia), but the students will also create a webpage that has links to relevant sources, images, and video on that topic.
Fortunately, there was some code on the vendor webpage that had a method written in assembly langauge to send 9-bit SPI.
We found a few webpages that had thousands of links pointing to them.
The intention of IFrames was to allow webpages that have a mixture of variable and static content to be constructed so that they used computer resources more efficiently.
Create webpages that have links to further information.
According to Graham Cluley of security firm Sophos, there are webpages that have been set up to check whether your UDID is on the list of those exposed.
Coincidentally, MyBlogLog (Yahoo) is also tracking information on Google AdSense — how many clicks Google AdSense ads are receiving (on webpages that have both MyBlogLog and AdSense installed), the ad unit size, and what webpage those clicks occurred.
This can be explained by the fact that a low value will simply return all the webpage
The Red Cross has created a webpage that allows residents of Puerto Rico to click a "safe and well" button and families and friends can search the list to look for loved ones.
