title: Have a WordPress page with same title as custom post type “front” slug
body: <p>I have a custom post type <code>djs</code> and a custom taxonomy <code>city</code> with two terms: <code>boston</code> and <code>nyc</code>. So a DJ can either be tagged as Boston or NYC.</p>
  
  <p>DJ profiles (a single <code>djs</code> post) are located at <code>/nyc-wedding-dj/joe-shmoe/</code>, for example, or for a Boston DJ, <code>/boston-wedding-dj/jane-doe/</code>. In other words, the rewrite slug for that custom post type is set as <code>%city%-wedding-dj</code>.</p>
  
  <p>I have two regular pages called <code>/boston-wedding-djs/</code> and <code>/nyc-wedding-djs/</code> (note the plural <strong>DJs</strong> with an <strong>s</strong>) where I use a custom page template to loop through the DJs from the corresponding city and display a list of links to DJ Profiles from that page's city.</p>
  
  <p>What I would like to do is to have the rewrite slug be <code>%city%-wedding-djs</code> so that the custom post type single pages "appear" (at least to google) as child pages of those pages mentioned above.</p>
  
  <p>There's a conflict however, that when I change the rewrite slug for the custom post type <code>djs</code> to <code>%city%-wedding-djs</code>, I get a 404 Not Found error for the pages <code>/boston-wedding-djs/</code> and <code>/nyc-wedding-djs/</code>.</p>
  
  <p>How can I have a rewrite slug with the same name as a page?</p>