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Is it possible to position a parent element relative to its child??
I mean, for example: <dt> and <dd>, <dt> is positioned in the center of <dd>‘s height because my <dd> have different height.
Is something like this even possible?
Everything is possible to achieve with javascript, but logically, you can’t want that.
It makes no sense to position parent relative to a child, because whatever the effect you want, it can be achieved in other way.
What you are asking conceptually is wrong.