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I've tried to Google this but to no avail. I'm a newbie at programming but I can say I'm adept at configuring WP - pretty please, please bear with me. :)

I have a CUSTOM_TAXONOMY that when viewed, the archive's url is example/custom_taxonomy/actual_taxonomy/.

Since I wanted my posts to have this new custom taxonomy's slug in all my post urls, I went to Settings >> Permalinks in WP dashboard and set it to "Custom Structure" of example/%custom_taxonomy%/%postname%/, I am able to actually get my goal of having standard posts with that url scheme.

However, when I was about to create a wp page with url: example/actual_taxonomy to properly display the archives for my custom taxonomy with some few added designs, it seems that example/custom_taxonomy is turned into an auto-archive, with the same layout as the one in the second paragraph above.

I really wanted to create my own page and set the url as example/actual_taxonomy, however it's already there because I've set it in Settings >> Permalinks. Is there any way to avoid this issue? Much thanks guys!

TL;DR

I have the "Custom Structure" of example/%area%/%postname%/ in Settings >> Permalinks.

So my standard posts have this URL: sitename/"area"/"postname"

And because of what I've done in Settings>Permalinks, my taxonomy pages have these URLs: sitename/california/ and sitename/area/california (where "california" is the taxonomy page)

Now I want to create a new "page" with the same slug, california.

I can create a new "california" page easily, however, when I go to sitename/california/ the taxonomy archive is displayed -- instead of the newly created page.

My question: Is there a way to "override" the default priority of taxonomy over a page? I'd like to show page because I will have control over it -- I can customize, add more content, and change them easily (plus, pages are going to help me structure my site better)

Appreciate your help!

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