Hope you get it sorted if you haven’t already done so. If you’re not getting the Password field or the option to edit, I can’t explain it, so maybe contact Apple Support?. However, if I change the password at log-in, for some reason I still don’t get a prompt to auto update in Settings, but only with this site/account - which is a mystery and frustrating, but at least I can now change it in Settings manually, which lasts for 2 months or so. Update to iOS 12.1. As a result, those affected can only use their phone over a Wi-Fi network.
I went to Settings > Passwords and Accounts > Websites and App Passwords (Touch ID to access list) > tap to select account from list > Password field was displayed under Username field > tap Edit (top right) > tap once on current saved password in Password field to bring cursor up and change > tap Done (top right). The iOS 12.1.1 update has released a nasty bug that prevents users from connecting to their carrier's cellular data network. I’ve now updated iOS to 12.1.1 and and manually changed the password in Settings. This started happening from when I installed iOS12.
I had the same problem recently with remote accessing my work Exchange/Outlook account, as it suddenly stopped offering me the option to auto-update the password for this account in Settings for some weird reason whenever I changed th password at log-in.
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