Well … depending on what you want: yes

You could also just put the text in the format of the single event page (I assume that’s what you mean by booking form). Here’s part of what I’m using:

[events_if tag='#ESC_IS_RSVP_ENABLED' value='1']

[events_if2 tag='#ESC_PAST_FUTURE_CLASS' value='eme-future-event']

<p><div class="booking_forms"><div class="request_org_box">Please include your company or organization name in the comment box.</div><div class="add_booking_form"><span class="reg_box_title">Register for the event:</span><br />#_ADDBOOKINGFORM</div><div class="remove_booking_form"><span class="reg_box_title">Cancel your registration:</span><br />#_REMOVEBOOKINGFORM</div></div></p>[/events_if2] [/events_if]

It checks to see if the event is set for RSVPs and then if if is a future event (since I also show past events on part of my site). If both are true, then it shows the booking form, which has 3 div’s: the “text box”, the add booking form, and the remove booking form.

I use some CSS to style these three divs into a bit of a table like so:

div.booking_forms {

border: 1px solid #CCCCCC;

float: right;

margin-bottom: 2em;

width: 100%;

}

div.request_org_box {

background: #66FFFF;

border-bottom: 1px solid #CCCCCC;

padding: 0.5em;

}

div.add_booking_form {

border-right: 1px solid #CCCCCC;

float: left;

padding: 1em;

width: 45%;

}

div.remove_booking_form {

float: right;

padding: 1em;

width: 45%;

}